Import QtQml.Models 2.1 issue

jsprenkle

I notice the import statement has optional items that may follow the name of the module. It's a wild guess but it may be confused by your syntax.
You might try putting your import statements on separate lines.

Jawad

I am experiencing the same thing...

import QtQml.Models 2.0

module "QtQml.Models" version 2.0 is not installed

Do we need to add something in the .pro file?

Balzarus

jsprenkle: Thanks for the note. It is a copy-paste mistake here that the import statements are on the same line. In the original code, there are not. Thanks anyway! :)

Jawad: I tried to look for some info wrt .pro file but without success. Let me know if you find something on your side.

jsprenkle

try looking where you installed your Qt to see if the structure Qt uses to find plugins is present. Here's the directory structure on my box:

Directory:
YOURQTINSTALLPATH\qml\QtQml\Models.2

There should be a file named "qmldir" there and some dll files.

My qmldir file contains the text:

module QtQml.Models
plugin modelsplugin

Balzarus

jsprenkle: I looked into my Qt install path, i.e. "C:\Qt\5.2.1", and each project type folder, e.g. "mingw48_32" and "msvc2010" (I tried multiple project type thinking it might be the cause of the issue), and I do find the structure "qml\QtQml\Models.2" containing the file "qmldir". Each instance of this file contains the lines:
"
module QtQml.Models
plugin modelsplugin
classname QtQmlModelsPlugin
"

jsprenkle

Did you try setting the version number down? Perhaps you don't have version 2.1 but do have version 2.0?

@import QtQml.Models 2.0@

Balzarus

I initially tried that and failed. Based on the information I found, QtQml.Models started at version 2.1 anyway...

jalomann

I am using Linux but I have the same issue. I found a hint that I shall install
@qtdeclarative5-models-plugin@

but it wasn't found when I tried.

I am looking at StocQt example on Sailfish SDK. The example imports 2.1

jalomann

I got it working in Linux. If I deploy it as RPM package, it resolves the package dependencies itself.

jalomann

And after reading readme, I found out that installing qt5-qtdeclarative-import-models2 is the missing package.

@pkcon install qt5-qtdeclarative-import-models2@

Balzarus

Thanks everyone for the replies. Turns out it's something wrong with Qt Creator and/or its environment. I've switched everything to Visual Studio 2010 and now everything works perfectly.

mehrdad

Hi,

i cant install that in ubuntu...
my error..
Command failed: This tool could not find any available package: Package name qt5.3-qtdeclarative-import-models2 could not be resolved.

mehrdad

Hi,

i cant install that in ubuntu...
my error..
Command failed: This tool could not find any available package: Package name qt5.3-qtdeclarative-import-models2 could not be resolved.

jalomann

Try to launch as rpm-package, not as binary.

jalomann

Try to launch as rpm-package, not as binary.

advent

I'm using QtCreator 3.4.1 and still have this issue.

@jalomann said:

And after reading readme, I found out that installing qt5-qtdeclarative-import-models2 is the missing package.

@pkcon install qt5-qtdeclarative-import-models2@

@jalomann how do I get and install this "qt5-qtdeclarative-import-models2"? I'm using Windows btw. Can you give me the link to the readme file?