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// This is just a dummy file to include the documentation
/*!
\qmlclass Script QmlScript
\brief The Script element adds JavaScript snippets.
\ingroup group_utility
QmlScript is used to add convenient JavaScript "glue" methods to
your Qt Declarative application or component. While you can have any JavaScript code
within a QmlScript, it is best to limit yourself to defining functions.
\qml
Script {
function debugMyComponent() {
print(text.text);
print(otherinterestingitem.property);
}
}
MouseRegion { onClicked: debugMyComponent() }
\endqml
\note QmlScript executes JavaScript as soon as it is specified.
When defining a component, this may be before the execution context is
fully specified. As a result some properties or items may not be
accessible. By limiting your JavaScript to defining functions that are
only executed later once the context is fully defined, this problem is
avoided.
*/
/*!
\qmlproperty string Script::script
\default
JavaScript code to execute.
*/
/*!
\qmlproperty url Script::source
Setting this property causes the Script element to read JavaScript code from
the file specified.
*/
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