Le mardi 23 octobre 2012 00:23:25 Aleix Pol a écrit : > I think you are great Aurélien :D
*blushes* :) > > More seriously though, I think that a patch on some current code would > be really helpful. Sure. When this is deployed, I want to go through the current documentation and split it accordingly. > Also did we consider how different will be C++ components vs. QML > components? Ideally they should have a similar aspect since we'll > likely be using them both together. Agreed. That reminds me of a problem I did not mention: some QML components are mostly empty, their API comes from their C++ base class, but Doxygen cannot show it because the C++ base class is not exposed with the same name on the QML side. If this sounds confusing, here is an example: ContextMenu.qml only contains this (stripping imports and comments): Menu { id: root } It inherits from Menu, but looking at plasmacomponentsplugin.cpp, one finds this: qmlRegisterType<QMenuProxy>(uri, 0, 1, "Menu"); Doxygen has no chance of parsing this and cannot show the inherited properties, functions and methods. That can be work-arounded by adding a "typedef QMenuProxy Menu;" to qmenu.h (QMenuProxy header file). With this typedef in, Doxygen shows the base class info, but it is still a bit ugly because the typedef gets resolved so ContextMenu is documented as inheriting from QMenuProxy, a class which is not accessible from the QML side. I think we should rename C++ classes so that they use the same name on the C++ and QML sides. > Code-wise, I don't think having a type: prefix is bad and given that > the type can be any class name, it can be good to have it specified > because it's easy to read it, if it starts with string but not so easy > if it starts with e.g. TextField. OK. I keep it this way then. Aurélien _______________________________________________ Plasma-devel mailing list Plasma-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/plasma-devel