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  2. QTBUG-16854

Conditional Imports

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      There are times when you would like to use a module (service) that may or may not be available. For examples sensors. In a game sensors may provide additional control methods that are optional, and on a desktop or platform without sensors it would nice if it failed silently. Right now it's possible using a loader, but it's awkward and makes for poor example applications.

      [13:26] <asj> in QML can you have a conditional import? basically like "if import QtMobility.sensors fails, well don't worry be happy"
      [13:33] <blam> asj: I don't think so.. although it would be really good to have. One (awkward) way to check is to load the code that uses it using a Loader and then check Loader::status
      [13:33] <blam> asj: could you file a suggestion for that please?

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