This Python program processes QML files and converts them to a format compatible with Qt Quick Ultralite (Qul). It identifies unsupported QML elements, replaces them with supported alternatives, and saves the updated files to a specified output directory.
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Unsupported Element Detection:
- The
detect_unsupported_elements
function scans QML files for elements not supported in Qul, such asListView
,Loader
,GridLayout
, andFlow
.
- The
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Element Replacement:
- The
replace_elements
function transforms unsupported elements into alternatives:ListView
→Column
GridLayout
→Column
Flow
→Row
Loader
→ Commented out
- The
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Batch File Conversion:
- The
convert_qml_files
function processes all.qml
files in the input directory, applies transformations, and saves the results in the output directory.
- The
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Main Function:
- The
main
function orchestrates the conversion process. It accepts input and output directory paths as arguments, ensuring the input directory exists before proceeding.
- The
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Example Usage:
- The program can be run directly, with an example demonstrating how to provide input and output paths:
if __name__ == "__main__": example_input_dir = "path/to/your/qml/files" example_output_dir = "path/to/converted/qml/files" main(example_input_dir, example_output_dir)
- The program can be run directly, with an example demonstrating how to provide input and output paths:
- Place your QML files in the input directory.
- Specify the input and output directories in the
main
function or pass them as arguments. - Run the script to convert the QML files to a Qul-compatible format.
- Only basic unsupported elements are replaced; complex dynamic behaviors must be handled manually.
- Ensure the output directory is writable and sufficient permissions are set.
- MIT License