The problem is that char is NOT "my" type. It is a key word in C and C++.
I wrote this:

Qt Code: 
  1. Q_PROPERTY (QList<char> pointType READ pointType WRITE setPointType NOTIFY pointTypeChanged)
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and I get that error when I access it in QML. Yes, I have used qmlRegisterType for registering my class in main.cpp.
I have used other objects too like int and QList, but the error occurs only for char.

When int works why doesn't char work?