#ifdef MAC / Win / Linux in QML

[bunjee]

Dear Trolls,

Is there a way to encapsulate platform specific code in QML like so:

@
Rectangle {
mac {
color: "#fff";
}
}@

Thanks.

[DenisKormalev]

There are not only trolls here :)
AFAIK it is impossible. But you can set context property with current platform (get it from ifdefs in c++) and work with it.

[alexander]

But you can do separate QML files and load its in cpp code with "#ifdef MAC / Win / Linux in QML"

[blam]

There is no built-in support for this in QML. As others pointed out, you can implement it in C++ if necessary.

If you are trying to style the look of a component, you may be interested in http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/QmlStyling.

[bunjee]

Thanks Guys !

Here is how I did it:

@Rectangle {
width:
{
if (wApplication.osMac) return imageBox.width + 1;
else return imageBox.width;
}
}@

wApplication is my context object property.

[DenisKormalev]

bunjee, maybe be better will be to write
@
Rectangle {
width: imageBox.width + (wApplication.osMac?1:0)
}
@

[bunjee]

Thanks !

Shorter but harder to read in my opinion.

I'll think about it :-).

[phyatt]

I think the solution here is much more elegant.

http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/5862

@if (Qt.platform.os === "linux" || Qt.platform.os === "windows" || Qt.platform.os === "osx" || Qt.platform.os === "unix") {
//..
}@

[phyatt]

I think the solution here is much more elegant.

http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/5862

@if (Qt.platform.os === "linux" || Qt.platform.os === "windows" || Qt.platform.os === "osx" || Qt.platform.os === "unix") {
//..
}@