A few questions/issues related to Qt Declarative in Qt 4.7.0
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According to documentation qmlRegisterType<T>() should be a "related non-member of QDeclarativeEngine", but including that library only results in "'qmlRegisterType' was not declared in this scope" error. Seems that QDeclarativeComponent must be included instead?
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If QDeclarativeComponent or QDeclarativeItem is included (with #include ..") in a subclass of QDeclarativeView on Windows it results in errors about "int qmlRegisterInterface(const char*)" in qdeclarative.h and will not compile at all. Is this related to naming pollution still? Wasn't that supposed to be fixed already in 4.7.0 ?
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qmlRegisterType cannot be used in a subclasses of QDeclarativeView (propably because of the reason 2 above)?
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This might all be due to a bug in Qt itself. No compile errors is generated if the #include <QDeclarativeItem> is defined before #include <QGLFormat> (in an example were I encountered this problem). This was pointed out by Kim Grönholm form QUIt Coding. He also reported this as a bug. But still I wonder why qmlRegisterType does not derive from QDeclarativeEngine...
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thanks johannes, I was trying to run the 5inarow game, your post was helpful :)
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Kim informed me that the include order issue above has been addressed and is fixed in Qt 4.7.1