Hi,
I currently work on a qbs template to create QML extension plugins.
I created a 'qmlFiles' list property and a Group Item, so the user just need to
inherit from my template qbs file and set the property :
// QmlPlugin.qbs
[...]
Group {
name: "QML"
files: qmlFiles
fileTags: "qml"
qbs.install: true
qbs.installDir: CustomFuncs.uriToPath(uri)
}
But it seems I misunderstood something. Let's inherit from QmlPlugin.qbs :
// MyPlugin.qbs
QmlPlugin {
// set the qmlFiles property
}
In QtCreator, the Projects tree is like :
MyPlugin
-- QML // <-- The magic Group
---- QmlPlugin.qbs:XX // <-- /!\ problem
---- SomeFile.qml
---- AnotherFile.qml
As you see here, the referenced qbs file is the template. So, when I use the
Projects tree's context menu to add QML files, the default path is the path
where QmlPlugin.qbs is located (and not MyPlugin.qbs). It decreases the user
experience a little bit.
Note that I set the qbsSearchPath in my project qbs file to allow Qbs to find
QmlPlugin.qbs.
Am I using Qbs properly ? Is there a way to create reusable Qbs components like
this ?
Thank you very much,
Axel A
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