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                                            Andrew Hayzen

Use full module path in generated rust code to avoid collisions

Note that the path of mod's can be influenced by an attribute https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/items/modules.html#the-path-attribute We will need to track the full mod path somehow.

Use full module path in generated rust code to avoid collisions

Also note that this will need to affect the C++ namespace and file generation too, and the include paths will need updating.

Use full module path in generated rust code to avoid collisions

To avoid collisions in QML we may need to allow for a custom name to be specified in the macro, eg `#[cxx_qt(QObject, qml_name = "MyObject")]`

Figure out what changes are required for building on Linux arm64 / armhf

So i found out you can use docker/podman in github action machines, i need to see how many permissions there are available as then there is a potentially simple way...

Go through C++ code and check int types

Note that using `std::int32_t` confused QML in Qt 5 but not Qt 6 .. https://github.com/ahayzen-kdab/cxx-qt/tree/use-std-integer-types

Consider supporting arbitary structs and impl blocks in the module

With the new API this is now irrelevant as we are a CXX module.

WIP: cxx-qt-gen: add checks phase

This needs more thought around how it can figure out the names, probably will be combined with the generator phase refactor. As it needs to know how the case conversion...

figure out and document how to link multiple cxx-qt modules into an application

I assume you mean multiple crates ? And not multiple modules, as we support already defining multiple modules that are in the same crate and are then expose multiple QObject's...

Rust bindings for QQmlEngine & QQmlApplicationEngine

So this goes against the current goals and focus of this tool, of not exposing intimate details about Qt to Rust and limiting scope to only plugins and modules which...

Add member functions to basic Qt types in Rust

Note that this is related to #53