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    Default Cannot assign to non-existent property - QtObject

    Qt Code:
    1. import QtQuick 2.0
    2.  
    3. Item
    4. {
    5. id : mainWindow
    6. width : 1024
    7. height : 768
    8.  
    9. QtObject
    10. {
    11. id: anisha
    12. property url theme;
    13. }
    14.  
    15. anisha.theme: "ddsad";
    16. }
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    Error:

    Qt Code:
    1. Cannot assign to non-existent property "anisha"
    2. anisha.theme: "ddsad";
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    What is the way to use QtObject?

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    Default Re: Cannot assign to non-existent property - QtObject

    Okay, the problem was that I hadn't placed statement `anisha.theme` inside any QML object.
    So, when I do:

    Text { text: anisha.theme } , it works as expected.

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    Default Re: Cannot assign to non-existent property - QtObject

    Did you remove the line -
    Qt Code:
    1. anisha.theme: "ddsad";
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    ??

    You are trying to use the initialization format while assigning value to the property.

    This should work -
    Qt Code:
    1. anisha.theme = "ddsad";
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    Default Re: Cannot assign to non-existent property - QtObject

    I did realize that lately. Yes, that was also a problem. Thanks.

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