List available QML imports
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There is nothing exist check like this.
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@Mark81
you could traverse the (sub-)folders in<QTDIR>/qml
and check the .qmltypes files.
At the very beginning the have a comment with contains something like// This file was auto-generated by: // 'qmlplugindump -nonrelocatable QtQuick 2.11'
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@raven-worx There are no *.qmltypes file in the target:
#cd / #find -name *.qmltypes #
and also a search for qml returns just the qtopia examples:
# find -name qml ./usr/bin/qtopia/examples/declarative/animation/states/qml ./usr/bin/qtopia/examples/declarative/animation/easing/qml ./usr/bin/qtopia/examples/declarative/animation/basics/color-animation/qml ./usr/bin/qtopia/examples/declarative/animation/basics/property-animation/qml ./usr/bin/qtopia/examples/declarative/animation/behaviors/behavior-example/qml ./usr/bin/qtopia/examples/declarative/ui-components/scrollbar/qml ./usr/bin/qtopia/examples/declarative/ui-components/progressbar/qml ...
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@Mark81
did you compile Qt yourself? or are you using a prebuilt package?
But anyway, why do you have qtopia installed?!For example i am talking about a path such as (may be different on your system):
/usr/lib/qt/5.10/qml/QtQuick.2/
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@raven-worx It's a commercial device. I cannot customize it (easily).
It just accepts qml files in a specified folder to be shown on startup.
Of course I didn't build Qt by myself otherwise I would know what modules I've compiled :)