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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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P2: Important
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5.0.1, 5.1.0 , 5.13.0, 5.13.1
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Linux/X11,
Windows
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16683799681578d076c46b71f77d326ac304cc6e 220c1031fc3e0957c4d94c42d30fb33d1e023929
This is true when loading from, e.g. http, but also via a custom scheme through a custom NetworkAccessManager.
I was going to try to package a minimal example, but it looks like qmlscene doesn't support anything that depends on a network-loaded module (it checks if the component is ready and quits if not... in this case it's still loading).
The gist is, if you have:
import foo 1.0
Foo {
}
where foo comes via a non-local URL, you get:
file:http://localhost:8000/foo/qmldir:1: only one module identifier directive may be defined in a qmldir file
This seems to boil down to
bool QQmlTypeLoader::Blob::qmldirDataAvailable(QQmlQmldirData *data, QList<QQmlError> *errors)
{
bool resolve = true; <--------- resolve defaults to true
const QQmlScript::Import *import = data->import();
data->setImport(0);
int priority = data->priority();
data->setPriority(0);
if (import) {
// Do we need to resolve this import?
QHash<const QQmlScript::Import *, int>::iterator it = m_unresolvedImports.find(import);
if (it != m_unresolvedImports.end()) {
resolve = (*it == 0) || (*it > priority);
}
<------------ if import is not in m_unresolvedImports, resolve is still true
- relates to
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- Closed
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