Q_PROPERTY parse err for MEMBER QVariantList but not for other types

Szymon. M. Sabat

#include <QWizardPage>
#include <QVariantList>

namespace Ui {
class Page4_students;
}

class Page4_students : public QWizardPage
{
    Q_OBJECT

public:
    Q_PROPERTY(qint32 test MEMBER m_test NOTIFY testChanged)
    Q_PROPERTY(QVariantList saddrs MEMBER m_saddrs NOFITY saddrsChanged)
    explicit Page4_students(QWidget *parent = nullptr);
    ~Page4_students();

signals:
    void saddrsChanged();
    void testChanged();

private:
    qint32 m_test = 0;
    QVariantList m_saddrs;
    Ui::Page4_students *ui;
};

#endif // PAGE4_STUDENTS_H

I'm getting Parse error at "m_saddrs" so I've created the test property and the qint32 is working just fime. I see examples of Q_PROPERTY with QVariantList on the internet, why doesn't it work?

sierdzio

Q_PROPERTY is usually placed in private section, but that is probably unrelated to your error.

Have you tried using QList<QVariant> instead of QVariantList? In some cases it works better.

Szymon. M. Sabat

@sierdzio I actually started with QList<QVariant>, also tried just QList in the macro (I've read it's an alias). Anything else I could try? The macro was moved to public in my efforts to try everything, it doesn't work in private either...

Szymon. M. Sabat

Ok, found it. NOTIFY, not NOFITY. Also, found it thanks to this:
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-36367

sierdzio

@Szymon-M-Sabat said in Q_PROPERTY parse err for MEMBER QVariantList but not for other types:

Ok, found it. NOTIFY, not NOFITY. Also, found it thanks to this:
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-36367

Oh my goodness, of course, a typo. Well, thanks for sharing the solution :-) I'll be extra careful next time I see this error message.