QJson and QProperty

[Moth13]

Hi Flavio,

Thanks for your genius lib, great job, very powerful.

I'm trying to use your QJson library to parse content from D3 Api. I use QProperty to initialize my objects.
It worked fine with standard value as int, QString, QDate, but how can use QList?

Example :

QJson from D3 Api :

{
"heroes" : [ {
"name" : "Toto",
"id" : 3
}, {
"name" : "Toto2",
"id" : 4
} ],
"lastHeroPlayed" : 3
}

My Class :

class D3_Heroe : public QObject
{
Q_Object
Q_PROPERTY(QString name READ getName WRITE setName)
Q_PROPERTY(int id READ getID WRITE setID)
...
}

class D3_Career : public QObject
{
Q_Object
Q_PROPERTY(QList<D3_Heroe> hereos READ getHeroes WRITE setHeroes)
Q_PROPERTY(QString lastHeroPlayed READ getlastHeroPlayed WRITE setlastHeroPlayed)
...
}

Using your QJson::QObjectHelper :

// _pReply is a QNetworkReply coming from D3_API
QVariant res = parser.parse( _pReply->readAll(), &bOk );
D3_Career pCareer = new D3_Career();
QJson::QObjectHelper::qvariant2qobject( res.toMap(), pCareer );

Any ideas?

Regards,
Jérémie

[Moth13]

Hi again,
I resolve my issue by using QVariant instead of QList<D3_Heroe>. So it use your QVariant::Type test in qvariant2qobject correctly.
And in D3_Career, in WRITE function, I parse this QVariant, still using qvariant2qobject.

By curiosity, why qvariant2qobject function don't handle QVariant::UserType?

Regards,
Jérémie

[flavio]

By curiosity, why qvariant2qobject function don't handle QVariant::UserType?

Good catch, I'll take care of that with the next release.