In extension to this question: Pass variadic parameters further
I am trying to make the wrapper
method Q_INVOKABLE static
:
template <typename... Args>
Q_INVOKABLE static void wrapper(const LogLevel ll, QString&& msg, Args&&... args)
{
CLogger::instance().trace(ll, std::move(msg), std::forward<Args>(args)...);
}
But MOC will not compile this code: error: C2061: syntax error: identifier 'Args'
Is there any way for accomplishing variadic functions being esported to the QML part?
Basing on @RossRogers comment, I created the following method:
header:
Q_INVOKABLE static void log(LogLevel l,
QString m,
QVariant v1 = QVariant(),
QVariant v2 = QVariant(),
QVariant v3 = QVariant());
source:
* @brief A QML enabled wrapper function for the logger trace method. It
* allows to use the trace (printf style) in QML with up to 3
* parsable arguments.
* @param l: trace log level.
* @param m: message to be printed.
* @param v1: oprional parsable param 1.
* @param v2: oprional parsable param 2.
* @param v3: oprional parsable param 3.
*/
void CSystem::log(LogLevel l, QString m, QVariant v1, QVariant v2, QVariant v3)
{
CLogger::instance().trace(l, std::move(m),
std::move(v1), std::move(v2), std::move(v3));
}
It is a very dirty, and most likelly now very efficient workaround that allows for parsing up to 3 values. Inside the trace
method I ommit the invalid QVariant
objects.
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