On Friday 4 October 2024 07:42:39 GMT-7 Phil Thompson via Development wrote:
> Understood - but there seems to be no obvious way to dynamically create
> and register a valid QMetaType.
What do you mean by a dynamic meta type? Are you trying to wrap some other
language? Because if the type exists
On 04/10/2024 15:32, Thiago Macieira wrote:
On Friday 4 October 2024 05:43:38 GMT-7 Phil Thompson via Development
wrote:
For dynamically created meta-objects...
- the results were dependent on the version of Qt
- QMetaProperty.metaType().isValid() always returned false
- QMetaProperty.isEnumTyp
On Friday 4 October 2024 05:43:38 GMT-7 Phil Thompson via Development wrote:
> For dynamically created meta-objects...
>
> - the results were dependent on the version of Qt
> - QMetaProperty.metaType().isValid() always returned false
> - QMetaProperty.isEnumType() returned true for v6.7.1 and fals
Hi,
QMetaProperty::isEnumType's documentation probably should be adjusted to
mention that it really is about having an enum marked with Q_ENUM, not
about generic C++ enums.
For your use-case: I suspect you need to create a dynamic meta-type for
your enum (or rather, the QtPrivate::QMetaTypeI
On Thursday 3 October 2024 08:07:20 GMT-7 Phil Thompson via Development wrote:
> > Or you can set the EnumOrFlag flag in the QMetaProperty flags field to
> > force the
> > constructor to search.
>
> Sorry, can you be more specific? I can't see how to do it given the
> private nature of the flags.
Hi Fabian,
The change was https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt/qtbase/+/559265
Reverting this change means I get the same behaviour as I get with v6.7.
I am (and always have been) using QMetaObjectBuilder and addEnumerator()
(the overload that takes a QByteArray argument).
I've compared th
Hi Phil,
I'm not quite sure which change caused the issue, and I believe a
bugreport with a reproducer might shed some light on the issue.
Nevertheless, if you're already using the private QMetaObjectBuilder
API, I would expect that it should work if you build the enum also
dynamically via a
