Meta Objects, Properties, and Reflective Programming
In this chapter we introduce the idea of reflection, the self-examination of an object's members. Using reflective programming, it becomes possible to write general-purpose operations that work on classes of varied structures. Using QVariant, a generic value-holder, we can operate on built-in types as well as other common types in a uniform way.
15.1 |
Anti-patterns |
342 |
15.2 |
QMetaObject: The MetaObject Pattern |
344 |
15.3 |
Type Identification and qobject_cast |
345 |
15.4 |
Q_PROPERTY Macro: Describing QObject Properties |
347 |
15.5 |
QVariant Class: Accessing Properties |
350 |
15.6 |
DataObject: An Extension of QObject |
353 |
15.7 |
Property Containers: PropsMap |
355 |