I was able to figure out something that might work.
As a work around I declared a function as Q_INVOKABLE in the object that the script context inherits from. In that object I create a javascript compatible object and return it. A simple new myobject() also works but I don’t think it confers ownership to the script and it will never be deleted.
QJSValue contextclass::myobject( int Row, int Column )
{
Application* app = dynamic_cast< Application* >( QCoreApplication::instance() );
if ( !app )
throw ::std::runtime_error( "Could not obtain application object" );
// this confers ownership to javascript but not sure when garbage collection will happen
return app->view->engine()->newQObject( new myobject() );
}
I also tried the following. It compiled but I never could get the script to invoke it:
// create a script wrapped proxy object as a QScriptValue
cellReferenceFactory = view->engine()->newQObject( &_myobject );
// Create a script wrapped QJSValue that will instantiate a new object
cellReferenceInstance = cellReferenceFactory.callAsConstructor();
// tell the engine to create a property that will instantiate a myobject object
view->engine()->globalObject().setProperty( "myobject", cellReferenceInstance );
I tried to create it using “Qt.myobject” and “Qt.myobject()” ( view is the QQuickView for the application)
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