> OK, that does paint a different picture. The feature you are asking for,
> then, is for QJSEngine to allow defining ECMAScript modules from C++, that
> can be imported in your JavaScript files via standard ECMAScript "import"
> statements. I would not be automatically opposed to such a feature.
I am not loading QML documents at all nor do I need QML tooling here. This
is pure JS. I have a bunch of JS code snippets to evaluate. The snippets
expect certain properties to exist, but they do not necessarily share the
same context. Some of them do though.
OK, that does paint a different pict
Thanks for your reply.
>
>> I am loading a .js file with QJSEngine::importModule(). The result is
>> QJSValue object containing all exported functions and properties from the
>> module.
>>
>> // file.js
>> export function someFunction(someArg) {
>> return someArg;
>> }
>>
Hi All,
It's very likely as QTBUG-73084 that Kernel complains non-freed memory when
video playback ends. however, on current yocto release, there is no
gstimxcommon ( I guess the replacement is gstreamer-fsl ) so the patch doesn't
work on current yocto release (imx-linux-zeus 5.4.3_2.0.0, qt 5
Thanks for your email.
Since QPA backend in our platform being used is LinuxFB, does it impacts on
selection of 5.12 LTS ?As I read in the embedded Linux documentation that
behaviour of EGLFS and LinuxFB have been synchronised as of Qt 5.9 with
regards to window sizing policy which is our desired
Is there a way to set a QJSValue as a context property in QQmlContext and
retain function properties?
You should not do this. Context properties are invisible to any tooling
or static analysis of your QML code and add significant complication to
the name lookup logic. The fact that you can inj
