> drawing functions can be very handy for prototyping. At the moment,
> you'd be required to dip back to C++ to do these things.
Or PhotoShop.
> Could something like this eventually become part of Qt's standard Qml
> plugins?
No, it's evil, and must be stopped at all costs.
But seriously, why b
> QDeclarativeEngine::importPlugin "Qt.multimedia" from
> "C:/Qt/qtcreator-1.3.83/bin/Qt/multimedia/multimedia.dll"
This is the real problem: multimedia.dll is being found in you Qt Creator bin
directory. Sorry, no idea why. So really, neither should work, and the Qt
Creator guys should fix this
> I saw the quite impressive QML presentation at LinuxTag and I liked it.
> But what I dislike is QML's SQL-based database interface, so I decided
> to implement a MongoDB-based NoSQL database interface for QML.
I wrote it and I don't like it either. It's following the HTML5 model. Way too
compli
