Hello Fabian,
Thanks for replying.
The QJSValue represents any basic JS type that could be exported from a
regular module.
For example:
export const MAGIC = 6;
export default {
name: "Qt6",
version: "6.1.3"
}
In C++:
QJSValue magic(6);
QJSValue name("Qt6");
QJSValue version("6.1.3");
QJSValue obj = myEngine.newObject();
obj.setProperty("name", name);
obj.setProperty("version", version);
myEngine.registerModule("magic", magic);
myEngine.registerModule("qt_info", obj);
Then in JS:
import MAGIC from "magic";
import { version } from "qt_info";
Basically, it's like CreateSyntheticModule from V8.
I think something like this could be useful for applications using JS as a
scripting language.
There might be other ways to do what I need than converting QJSValue to an
ExecutableCompilationUnit;
I just thought this might be the most straightforward.
Thanks,
Alex
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