And what is the advantage to declare it into the Resources manually? I add my
qml to my .qrc files and then add the .qrc to my resources, SO I end up with a
single listing of the file into my project tree. I add the qrc:/// to the
import path and everything is fine.
Inside my qt.conf:
Qml2Imports = :/
This is the import part to make sure you can make subfolder into the .qrc and
use the import into them easily.
For example:
qrc:///MyFolder
qrc:///MyFolder/qmldir
qrc:///MyFolder/MyComponent.qml
// Your other qml file
import MyFolder 1.0
MyComponent
{
}
Maybe I’m missing the point to have them declared over again into the .pro? So
if you add/remove a qml file you have to add/remove it at multiple places or
rebuild the solution?
I use sub repos and each one of them import their source and .qrc files to the
main project with .pri. It work fine. My project stay clean, here a example of
what it look like:
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From: Interest <interest-boun...@qt-project.org> On Behalf Of m...@herrdiel.de
Sent: February 22, 2019 12:59 PM
To: interest@qt-project.org
Subject: Re: [Interest] Odd behaviour when organizing .qml files into folders
Thanks everyone for time, attention and effort!
Am 18.02.2019 um 09:29 schrieb Christian Kandeler:
I suggest the opposite: Don't have a qrc file at all, but let qmake
auto-generate it by adding the qml files directly to RESOURCES.
Wow, that's interesting! I've tried that out for starters.
This excerpt from my .pro file shows what I do:
@
ONE.files = qml/AAAA.qml \
qml/BBBB.qml \
qml/CCCC.qml
ONE.prefix = /ONE
TWO.files = qml/DDDD.qml \
qml/EEEE.qml \
qml/FFFF.qml \
qml/GGGG.qml
TWO.prefix = /TWO
RESOURCES += qml.qrc \
exampledata.qrc \
oldicons.qrc \
ONE \
TWO
@
That leads to this project tree:
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I've read QTCREATORBUG-20103 ("Absolute path shown...") and QTCREATORBUG-22015
("QML files of dynamically generated..") and now I am confused.
Am I doing it right?
The files appear twice (see also bottom qml folder. Do I need to care
which one to work on? I don't want to edit a generated file :-)
Can I get rid of the qmake_ prefix?
(How) can I address
Is there a way to get rid of the over-correct folder structure
repetitions?
Will the absolute path be different on a different machine?
Did I use this feature correctly in the first place?
Best regards,
Sebastian
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