I accidently reported this to the qt-interested mailing list yesterday.
For those who want to reproduce it, I made a small test project that clearly
shows the problem:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/2374297/qt4scriptbug.tar.gz
The Qt documentation states that there is a default conversion of types from
C++ to QtScript and vice versa.
>From what I read this seems to be true for slots declared in objects that
derive from QObject and QScriptable. While the slots work fine as long they
return some standard values like int, QString and so on, this does not seem
to be true for slots that return a QObjectList.
In the documentation it says that there is a default conversion to a
QtScript array with all objects in the array being converted by
newQObject().
Here is some example code:
class CpsJob :
public QObject,
public QScriptable
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
CpsJob();
public slots:
QObjectList testObjects();
};
Here the idea is to use testObjects() from the script to get a list of
QObject*s which I can can then use in the script.
If I call this slot from the script, I get an exception that tells me to
register the type using qScriptRegisterMetaType() first. I assume this is a
bug.
...or I'm doing something obviously wrong?
--
Best regards,
Bastian
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