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diff --git a/doc/howtos.qdoc b/doc/howtos.qdoc index 7982ae6d4..f793c773e 100644 --- a/doc/howtos.qdoc +++ b/doc/howtos.qdoc @@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ \li \l{How do I apply C/C++ preprocessor macros to only a subset of the files in my product?} \li \l{How do I make the state of my Git repository available to my source files?} \li \l{How do I limit the number of concurrent jobs for the linker only?} + \li \l{How do I add QML files to a project?} \endlist \section1 How do I build a Qt-based project? @@ -415,4 +416,27 @@ Job limits set on the command line override those from the settings, which in turn override the ones defined within a project. Use the \c{--enforce-project-job-limits} option to give the job limits defined via \c JobLimit items maximum precedence. + + \section1 How do I add QML files to a project? + + The simplest way to add QML files to a project is to add them to a + \l {The Qt Resource System}{resource file}: + + \code + QtGuiApplication { + // ... + + files: "main.cpp" + + Group { + prefix: "qml/" + files: ["main.qml", "HomePage.qml"] + fileTags: ["qml", "qt.core.resource_data"] + } + } + \endcode + + In the example above, we declare each QML file as having the + \l {filetags-qtcore}{"qt.core.resource_data"} file tag. This ensures + that it is added to a generated resource file. */ |