On 04/21/2010 03:55 AM, Allison Warwick (Nokia-D-Qt/Brisbane) wrote:
#! is magic implemented by *exec* itself, and that's not what you really want,
right? (i.e. you don't care if QProcess can't magically run QML files). It
would also required that you chmod+x your QML files (yikes). But you just want
your shell to know what to do with a *.qml file, right?
The coffee room consensus this morning was that letting exec (i.e. the
kernel) handle it is exactly what one would want if one were to use
qml+js as a scripting language (or for writing small standalone
applications for that matter). It is much better if an executable is an
executable is an executable. Helps to avoid contraptions like the
attached helloworld ;-)
Btw, at least the qml viewer in the tech preview refuses to open files
that do not end in .qml, which seems somewhat overly cautious.
This is now drifting somewhat off topic, so I guess I better stop here.
--
Pertti
#!/bin/sh
f=`mktemp -d`; tail -n +3 $0 > $f/foo.qml; qml $f/foo.qml; exit 0
// My QML file starts here
import Qt 4.7
Item {
width: 300
height: 100
Text {
id: hejaText
text: "Heja Sverige!"
font.pointSize: 30
}
}
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