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-The plugins.qmltypes file is required to get syntax highlighting of Qt3D.Shapes
-plugin items inside Qt Creator 2.2 and later.
-
-To support earlier versions of Qt Creator the library.xml file is used.
-
-The plugins.qmltypes file is installed into the imports/Qt3D.Shapes tree along
-with the plugin and the qmldir file.
-
-When any of the elements - property names, class names or other exports
-- in the Qt3D.Shapes plugin are changed this file will need to be regenerated.
-
-To generate the plugins.qmltypes, you first need a qmldump binary generated from
-sources shipped with Qt Creator 2.2 or greater. On Mac these are inside the app
-bundle, other platforms vary. If all else fails get the sources from the Qt
-Creator repo.
-
-To build qmldump you need access to private headers, so therefore it must be
-built against a source build of Qt. On Mac it is helpful to build qmldump with
-"qmake CONFIG-=app_bundle" so that you get a regular command-line binary.
-
-Once you finally have a viable qmldump binary:
-
-./qmldump Qt3D.Shapes 1.0 $QTDIR/imports > plugins.qmltypes
-
-...where $QTDIR points to the root of the Qt where Qt3D is installed.
-
-If you get a usage error like:
-
-Usage: qmldump [plugin/import/path plugin.uri]
-
-...then the version of qmldump source you used was not for Qt Creator > 2.2 -
-you somehow have the earlier version qmldump sources.
-
-You do not need to use the filter-qmldump.pl script.