Add support for assigning literal value to sequence property

It is a language semantic that we allow clients to assign a single
value to a sequence/list property (assuming that the types match).
Now that we support sequence types, this commit adds support for
this semantic by determining whether the built-in type of the literal
corresponds to the associated sequence (eg, int for QList<int>, qreal
for QList<qreal>, bool for QList<bool>, QString for QStringList etc).

Similarly, some value types can be constructed from literal string
values (via string converters) and these need to be handled also.

Task-number: QTBUG-18062
Task-number: QTBUG-21770
Change-Id: Iacd91b2af122cd8f20b7df2fa6056a7d7c52bf53
Reviewed-by: Aaron Kennedy <aaron.kennedy@nokia.com>

1 files changed, 18 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/src/declarative/qml/qdeclarativeinstruction.cpp b/src/declarative/qml/qdeclarativeinstruction.cpp
index 5f8b253858..da5c29069e 100644
--- a/src/declarative/qml/qdeclarativeinstruction.cpp
+++ b/src/declarative/qml/qdeclarativeinstruction.cpp
@@ -93,21 +93,39 @@ void QDeclarativeCompiledData::dump(QDeclarativeInstruction *instr, int idx)
     case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreDouble:
         qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_DOUBLE\t\t" << instr->storeDouble.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeDouble.value;
         break;
+    case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreDoubleQList:
+        qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_DOUBLE_QLIST\t\t" << instr->storeDouble.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeDouble.value;
+        break;
     case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreInteger:
         qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_INTEGER\t\t" << instr->storeInteger.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeInteger.value;
         break;
+    case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreIntegerQList:
+        qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_INTEGER_QLIST\t\t" << instr->storeInteger.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeInteger.value;
+        break;
     case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreBool:
         qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_BOOL\t\t" << instr->storeBool.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeBool.value;
         break;
+    case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreBoolQList:
+        qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_BOOL_QLIST\t\t" << instr->storeBool.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeBool.value;
+        break;
     case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreString:
         qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_STRING\t\t" << instr->storeString.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeString.value << "\t\t" << primitives.at(instr->storeString.value);
         break;
+    case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreStringList:
+        qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_STRINGLIST\t\t" << instr->storeString.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeString.value << "\t\t" << primitives.at(instr->storeString.value);
+        break;
+    case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreStringQList:
+        qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_STRING_QLIST\t\t" << instr->storeString.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeString.value << "\t\t" << primitives.at(instr->storeString.value);
+        break;
     case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreByteArray:
         qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_BYTEARRAY" << instr->storeByteArray.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeByteArray.value << "\t\t" << datas.at(instr->storeByteArray.value);
         break;
     case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreUrl:
         qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_URL\t\t" << instr->storeUrl.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeUrl.value << "\t\t" << urls.at(instr->storeUrl.value);
         break;
+    case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreUrlQList:
+        qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_URL_QLIST\t\t" << instr->storeUrl.propertyIndex << "\t" << instr->storeUrl.value << "\t\t" << urls.at(instr->storeUrl.value);
+        break;
     case QDeclarativeInstruction::StoreColor:
         qWarning().nospace() << idx << "\t\t" << "STORE_COLOR\t\t" << instr->storeColor.propertyIndex << "\t\t\t" << QString::number(instr->storeColor.value, 16);
         break;