Hi,
I have a piece of code like this:
namespace FOO_NS {
class FOO_CLASS : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
enum FOO_EM { EM_A, EM_B };
signals:
void trigger(FOO_EM foo);
}
}
the signals doesn't work obviously as enum doesn't be registered. if I add
Q_ENUM(FOO_EM) after the enum declaration, it doesn't work too. If I add
Q_NAMESPACE and Q_ENUM_NS(FOO_EM) before/after the enum declaration
respectively, some errors encounters like "'const QMetaObject
FOO_NS::FOO_CLASS::staticMetaObject' conflicts with a previous declaration".
now the only work way that I have tried is that using
qRegisterMetaType<FOO_NS::FOO_CLASS::FOO_EM>() to registered it, and change
"void trigger(FOO_EM foo)" to "void trigger(FOO_NS::FOO_CLASS::FOO_EM foo)",
which looks a bit ugly and I want to know is there more concise way to achieve
it.
Thanks and best regards,
Nus
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