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set(application_name tst_qmltc_examples)
#[[
#! [qmltc-app-name]
# Use "my_qmltc_example" as an application name:
set(application_name my_qmltc_example)
#! [qmltc-app-name]
]]
qt_internal_add_test(${application_name}
SOURCES
tst_qmltc_examples.cpp
colorpicker.h colorpicker.cpp
LIBRARIES
Qt::Core
Qt::Qml
Qt::Quick
Qt::QuickTemplates2Private # special
Qt::Gui
)
#! [qmltc-add-qml-module]
# Create a CMake target, add C++ source files, link libraries, etc...
# Make the application into a proper QML module:
qt6_add_qml_module(${application_name}
VERSION 1.0
URI QmltcExample
QML_FILES
myApp.qml
MyButton.qml
MySlider.qml
)
#! [qmltc-add-qml-module]
#! [qmltc-compile-to-cpp]
# (qmltc-specific) Link *private* libraries that correspond to QML modules:
target_link_libraries(${application_name} PRIVATE Qt::QmlPrivate Qt::QuickPrivate)
# Compile qml files (listed in FILES) to C++ using qmltc and add these files to
# the application binary:
qt6_target_compile_qml_to_cpp(${application_name}
QML_FILES
myApp.qml
MyButton.qml
MySlider.qml
)
#! [qmltc-compile-to-cpp]
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