Drop qmlobjdef alternative alias #21
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qmlobjdef supported only two components, a different format was needed to support assignments like Drag.hotSpot.x: width / 2. Now names with dot-syntax are parsed just like they are in pure js, so we now get nested dot-binary-expressions.
This allows property aliases to multi-level properties.
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/cc @akreuzkamp @akreuzkamp, what do you think? |
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@stephenmdangelo Is this still something you want to achieve? This needs changes in runtime, then. |
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@ChALkeR I... don’t remember... I’ll look into it. I assume I had a usecase for it and either worked around it or maybe made the runtime change on some branch already. I’ll let you know. |
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This builds off of #19 adding deep-subproperties support to property aliases. I haven't made any corresponding changes to the runtime, but I'll do that if this makes sense.