Details
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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P3: Somewhat important
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6.2.1
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Description
i'm trying to use `qt_add_qml_module` in my current project.
my directory layout looks like this:
CMakeLists.txt inc/foo.h src/foo.cpp resources/qt/Main.qml resources/qt/component1/Comp1.qml resources/qt/component1/Asset1.png resources/qt/component2/Comp2.qml resources/qt/component2/Asset2.png resources/qt/component3/Comp3.qml resources/qt/component3/Asset3.png
i'm using `qt_add_qml_module` like this:
qt_add_qml_module(
FooCore
URI FooCore
VERSION 1.0
PLUGIN_TARGET FooPlugin
OUTPUT_DIRECTORY FooCore
QML_FILES
resources/qt/Main.qml
resources/qt/component1/Comp1.qml
resources/qt/component2/Comp2.qml
resources/qt/component3/Comp3.qml
RESOURCES
resources/qt/component1/Asset1.png
resources/qt/component2/Asset2.png
resources/qt/component3/Asset3.png
)
this leads to a generated qrc file with a resource prefix "/FooCore/", which is great. but all resources and qml files use an "alias" with the full specified path. (e.g. "resources/qt/component1/Comp1.qml"). i wonder if it makes sense to add a keyword argument to specify a "base dir". something like `RESOURCE_BASE_DIR resources/qt` would lead to qrc "alias"es like "Main.qml", "component1/Comp1.qml" etc ... or maybe there is another way to allow better control over the qrc path of specific resources ...