Den 10-05-2012 16:39, Jeremy skrev:
> I'm relatively new to QML so I'm not sure how to accomplish this.
>
> Basically I want to define a custom object in QML, with custom
> properties and functionality, and then I want to be able to 'subclass'
> that component with different date for those standardized properties and
> whatever else needs tailored to the instance.
>
> To use a game analogy
>
> Monster{
> id: npc
> property int attack: 3
> property int defend: 2
>
> }
>
> SpecificMonster {
> // would like to inherit from monster so that it shares functionality and
> // properties that are not overridden
> id: npc1
> property int attack: 4
> property int defend: 4
> }
>
> I could create a separate file/database of the instances, and instantiate the
> monster component and fill in their properties with setProperty, but I would
> like to keep everything in QML, in case a specific subclass needs to provide
> more interactive functionality, animation, or whatever else QML can provide.
>
> Is there any way to do this?
You can something like it by placing them in two files. Content of
Monster.qml:
Item {
property int attack: 3
property int defend: 2
}
Content of SpecificMonster.qml:
Monster {
attack: 4 ...
}
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