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Wednesday, March 19th 2008, 8:23pm

Qt 4.3.2 QtScript newQObject Producing Bad Objects

Linux zazulak 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Fri Feb 1 04:59:50 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
gcc (GCC) 4.1.3 20070929 (prerelease) (Ubuntu 4.1.2-16ubuntu2)


The QObject produced in the attached code should contain 3 signals(signal1, signal2 and signal3). However, when we inspect the object from the script side(via 'call') we are missing the signal1 signal and have a duplicate signal3. In addition, the object seems to have it's properties change between 'call' invocations where we're not expecting any changes.

This problem seems to be fixed in the Qt 4.4beta1 release, but is there a Qt4.3.X version where this is corrected, or is there another workaround?

QT_VERSION => 0x40302
##
## Setting object
##
objectName => function
destroyed(QObject*) => function
deleteLater() => function
signal2(int) => function
slot1() => function
deleteLater() => function
signal2(int) => function
slot1() => function
##
## Checking object
##
objectName => function
destroyed() => function
signal3(QString) => function
deleteLater() => function
signal2(int) => function
slot1() => function
destroyed() => function
signal3(QString) => function
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Thursday, March 20th 2008, 3:48pm

RE: Qt 4.3.2 QtScript newQObject Producing Bad Objects

Removed from script " + typeof TestObject[property]" and got result.

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QT_VERSION => 0x40303
##
## Setting
##
objectName =>
destroyed(QObject*) =>
destroyed() =>
deleteLater() =>
signal1(bool) =>
signal2(int) =>
signal3(QString) =>
slot1() =>
##
## Checking
##
objectName =>
destroyed(QObject*) =>
destroyed() =>
deleteLater() =>
signal1(bool) =>
signal2(int) =>
signal3(QString) =>
slot1() =>

Looks like accessing object's properties in script like "TestObject[property]" in enumeration (for (a in b) {b[a];}) is broken? Though added "obj['slot1()']();" here and there in SetObject script function -slot is called and nothing is changed. Also instead "TestObject[property]" added "TestObject['slot1()']" - nothing strange happens.
Yet another experiment - pushed property string to array then used array:

Quoted


"function SetObject(obj) {\n"
" var property, arr, i ;\n"
"arr = new Array();"
"\n"
" TestObject = obj ;\n"
"\n"
" print(\"##\") ;"
" print(\"## Setting\") ;"
" print(\"##\") ;"
" for( property in obj ) \n"
" arr.push(new String(property));\n"
"for(i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) print(arr + ' => ' + obj[arr[i]]);"
" \n"

"}\n"
"\n"

Good? Hm. Don't know.
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Thursday, March 20th 2008, 5:26pm

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The intent has been to have a collection of QObjects that will have their signals automatically connected to QScript functions/methods based on a naming convention. At present we check to see if each property is typeof "function" then assess whether it meets the naming criteria. If we reverse that, and check the name first before testing typeof "function", perhaps the QObject's property list won't be broken.

This problem appears to be fixed in Qt4.4beta1