Cascades Development

[simon_hain]

I want to use a custom class in a qml signal, but have difficulties implementing that correctly.

My class is OutgoingInputs

I call

qRegisterMetaType<OutgoingInputs*>("OutgoingInputs");

 to register a pointer to it as a meta type, which seems to be needed, but when i also use

Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(OutgoingInputs*)

 in the header file of the class i get a compile error.

Do I have to register it without a pointer (got the idea from here ) or is there some other obvious error?

Is there an example how to do that?

I can receive the signal if my slot does not use any parameters.

[lew · Accepted solution]

i don't think you need to register as metatype....a simple register  should do it as it is the same as using the object in QML:

qmlRegisterType<OutgoingInputs>("mynamespace",1,0,"OutgoingInputs");

found this on the qt forums:

http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/9657

hope it helps!

[simon_hain]

Thanks lew, after some experimenting i resolved the issue, it seems qmlRegisterType is indeed sufficient.
I am successfully receiving QVariants with the complex object in it.