Yes it does, read manual about QMetaType::details. First example shows how to do it.
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Re: Does Qt provide a mechanism to instantiate an object by name (string)?
Yes it does, read manual about QMetaType::details. First example shows how to do it.
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Re: Does Qt provide a mechanism to instantiate an object by name (string)?
Excellent, thank you very much!
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Re: Does Qt provide a mechanism to instantiate an object by name (string)?
What about template programming ?
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Re: Does Qt provide a mechanism to instantiate an object by name (string)?
Alir3z4, could you share your thoughts on how you would use template programming to accomplish this? If one is reading information (strings) from a configuration file, I'm not sure how template programming can help to get around having if...else if...else logic to instantiate the appropriate templated-type. How were you thinking of using templates for this?
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Re: Does Qt provide a mechanism to instantiate an object by name (string)?
Oh, i misunderstood by it, i tought you mean by the type, but as you mentioned creating an object from a string name
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