集成 QML 和 C++

QML applications often need to handle more advanced and performance-intensive tasks in C++. The most common and quickest way to do this is to expose the C++ class to the QML runtime, provided the C++ implementation is derived from QObject . Assuming that you have Qt 5.7 or later installed, the following step-by-step instructions guide you through the process of using the C++ class, BackEnd, in a QML application:

1. Create a new project using the "Qt Quick Application" template in Qt Creator

   注意： Uncheck the With ui.qml file option in the Define Project Details section of New Project Wizard .

2. Add a new C++ class called BackEnd to the project and replace its header file contents with:

   #ifndef BACKEND_H
   
   #define BACKEND_H
   
   
   #include <QObject>
   
   
   #include <QString>
   
   
   #include <qqml.h>
   
   
   class
   
    BackEnd :
   
   public
   
   
   
   QObject
   
   
   {
   Q_OBJECT
   Q_PROPERTY(
   
   
   QString
   
   
    userName READ userName WRITE setUserName NOTIFY userNameChanged)
   QML_ELEMENT
   
   public
   
   :
   
   explicit
   
    BackEnd(
   
   
   QObject
   
   
   
   *
   
   parent
   
   =
   
    nullptr);
   
   
   QString
   
   
    userName();
   
   void
   
    setUserName(
   
   const
   
   
   
   QString
   
   
   
   &
   
   userName);
   
   signals
   
   :
   
   void
   
    userNameChanged();
   
   private
   
   :
   
   
   QString
   
   
    m_userName;
   };
   
   #endif // BACKEND_H
   
   							

   The Q_PROPERTY macro declares a property that could be accessed from QML. The QML_ELEMENT macro makes the BackEnd class available in QML.

3. Add the following lines to your project file:

   CONFIG += qmltypes
   QML_IMPORT_NAME = io.qt.examples.backend
   QML_IMPORT_MAJOR_VERSION = 1
   							

   The BackEnd class is automatically registered as a type, which is accessible from QML by importing the URL, " io.qt.examples.backend 1.0 ".

4. Replace the contents of backend.cpp 采用：

   #include "backend.h"
   BackEnd
   
   ::
   
   BackEnd(
   
   
   QObject
   
   
   
   *
   
   parent) :
   
   
   QObject
   
   
   (parent)
   {
   }
   
   
   QString
   
   
    BackEnd
   
   ::
   
   userName()
   {
   
   return
   
    m_userName;
   }
   
   void
   
    BackEnd
   
   ::
   
   setUserName(
   
   const
   
   
   
   QString
   
   
   
   &
   
   userName)
   {
   
   if
   
    (userName
   
   =
   
   
   =
   
    m_userName)
   
   return
   
   ;
   m_userName
   
   =
   
    userName;
   
   emit
   
    userNameChanged();
   }
   							

   The setUserName function emits the userNameChanged signal every time m_userName value changes. The signal can be handled from QML using the onUserNameChanged handler.

5. Replace the contents of main.qml 通过以下代码：

   import QtQuick 2.6
   import QtQuick.Controls 2.0
   import io.qt.examples.backend 1.0
   
   
   ApplicationWindow
   
   
    {
   
   id
   
   :
   
   root
   
   
   width
   
   :
   
   300
   
   
   height
   
   :
   
   480
   
   
   visible
   
   :
   
   true
   
   
   BackEnd
   
    {
   
   id
   
   :
   
   backend
   
   }
   
   
   TextField
   
   
    {
   
   text
   
   :
   
   backend
   
   .
   
   userName
   
   
   placeholderText
   
   :
   
   qsTr
   
   (
   
   "User name"
   
   )
   
   anchors
   
   .centerIn:
   
   parent
   
   
   onEditingFinished
   
   :
   
   backend
   
   .
   
   userName
   
   
   =
   
   
   text
   
   }
   }
   							

   The BackEnd instance lets you access the userName property, which is updated when the TextField 's text 特性改变。

Now the application can be run.

Application running on Ubuntu

Qt offers several methods to integrate C++ with QML, and the method discussed in this tutorial is just one of them. For more details about these methods, refer to 概述 - QML 和 C++ 集成 .