The only interesting tool I added yet is the synthesizer of Q_PROPERTY's. You can use the macros:
L_RW_PROPto synthétise props, with getter, setter and notifications. Each macro is overloaded: with 3 params, you do not have initialisation, adding a 4th param, also initialises the variable to the provided value. Also, I frequently need QObject that are just containers of properties, to be used in QML. I added these two macros to spare some lines:
L_RO_PROP
L_BEGIN_CLASS(<class_name>)
L_END_CLASS
A class like:
class Fraction : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
Q_PROPERTY(double numerator READ numerator WRITE setNumerator NOTIFY numeratorChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(double denominator READ denominator WRITE setDenominator NOTIFY denominatorChanged)
public:
Fraction(QObject* parent = nullptr) : QObject(parent) {}
double numerator() const {
return m_numerator;
}
double denominator() const {
return m_denominator;
}
public slots:
void setNumerator(double numerator) {
if (m_numerator == numerator)
return;
m_numerator = numerator;
emit numeratorChanged(numerator);
}
void setDenominator(double denominator) {
if (m_denominator == denominator)
return;
m_denominator = denominator;
emit denominatorChanged(denominator);
}
signals:
void numeratorChanged(double numerator);
void denominatorChanged(double denominator);
private:
double m_numerator;
double m_denominator;
};
can be simplified to:
L_BEGIN_CLASS(Fraction)
L_RW_PROP(double, numerator, setNumerator)
L_RW_PROP(double, denominator, setDenominator)
L_END_CLASS
I'm sure there are other similar approaches out there, but if you need it, you can simply add this repo as a submodule like I do: https://github.com/carlonluca/lqtutils.
Bye! ;-)