On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 10:30 AM, Luca Beltrame <ei...@heavensinferno.net>wrote:
> In data lunedì 15 agosto 2011 09:37:29, Eric Mesa ha scritto: > > > its XML structure, right? So the QML can just treat it as XML later? > IOW, > > I don't want to lose the benefit of XML's structured data. > > If you turn it into a QVariant, there's an additional PyQt method to turn > it > back into a Python object, using the toPyObject() method of the QVariant > instance. > So if I did that, would the process be - turn my tuple into a QVarient, put it into the data engine, then, in the QML side grab it and turn it back into a PyObject? Although maybe that's not necessary. If I have it as a text file with XML structure, perhaps QML will just read that straight from the data engine? (Without needing it to be a python object?) I have to review my code and see if I need the tuple or if I can change my code a bit so it just needs the XML.
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