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Fixed #23.
QtD_QObjectEntity is not created dynamically for shell classes any more.
Class initialization is now performed by static constructors.
When wrapping QObjects returned from functions, their run-time types are now taken into account.
QObjects are allocated on GC heap, a doubly-linked list is used to prevent them from been collected (arguably a better solution than allocating on C heap and adding GC ranges)
Minor changes (including unnecessary).
author | maxter |
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date | Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:47:17 +0000 |
parents | e78566595089 |
children | 37eed70de029 |
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#ifndef QQOBJECTENTITY_H #define QQOBJECTENTITY_H #include "qtd_core.h" #include <qobject.h> #include <iostream> QTD_EXPORT(void, qtd_delete_d_qobject, (void* dPtr)) #ifdef CPP_SHARED #define qtd_delete_d_qobject qtd_get_qtd_delete_d_qobject() #endif //TODO: user data ID must be registered with QObject::registerUserData; #define userDataId 0 class QtD_QObjectEntity : public QtD_Entity, public QObjectUserData { public: QtD_QObjectEntity(QObject *qObject, void *dId) : QtD_Entity(dId) { qObject->setUserData(userDataId, this); } virtual ~QtD_QObjectEntity() { qtd_delete_d_qobject(dId); } inline static QtD_QObjectEntity* getQObjectEntity(const QObject *qObject) { return static_cast<QtD_QObjectEntity*>(qObject->userData(userDataId)); } }; #endif // QQOBJECTENTITY_H