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/*!
\page qtqml-documents-topic.html
\title QML Documents
\brief Description of QML documents
\section1 Structure Of A QML Document
A QML document consists of two parts: its imports, and its object
hierarchy definition. See the \l {qtqml-documents-structure.html}{Structure of a QML Document}
for more information.
\section1 Documents as QML object type definitions
Any QML document can also define a QML object type.
\section2 Defining a component with a .qml file
\section2 Attributes exposed by components
\section1 Network Transparency
It is important to note that QML is network-transparent.
Applications can import documents from remote paths just as
simply as documents from local paths.
Please see the \l{qtqml-documents-networktransparency.html}
{Network Transparency} documentation for more information about network
transparency in imports.
\section1 Scope and Naming Resolution
*/
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