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                                            Filippo Cucchetto

`delete` not called with ARC/ORC due to forward proc declaration + RootObj

@arkanoid87 No i'm ok in a workaround. Maybe i'm wrong but i recall having some issue in removing the finalizers forward declarations. Compiler seemed buggy in there. I had some...

`delete` not called with ARC/ORC due to forward proc declaration + RootObj

the feature is experimental for a reason i would say...we need a proper fix with forward declarations imho

`delete` not called with ARC/ORC due to forward proc declaration + RootObj

i don't get why you want those changes and why it metters here. Again this is a compiler problem not of NimQml. If ORC/ARC is broken is not our fault

`delete` not called with ARC/ORC due to forward proc declaration + RootObj

The leaks are due to the compiler generated code not again due to NimQml. Just use refc since it's the default GC even for Nim 1.6. The use of include...

`delete` not called with ARC/ORC due to forward proc declaration + RootObj

I would not accept: - changing setup and delete to be methods - changing the signature of setup/delete due to destructors needing a `var` argument instead of a ref -...

Passing QVariant(QObject) with float property to QML results in wrong data

Thank you I’ll take a look as soon as possible. However due to my work day job i can’t assure you to give this a look until this weekend Il...

Passing QVariant(QObject) with float property to QML results in wrong data

Just store the qvariant instead of the float or store both > Il giorno 11 gen 2022, alle ore 19:52, arkanoid87 ***@***.***> ha scritto: > > > np, I...

Passing QVariant(QObject) with float property to QML results in wrong data

@arkanoid87 simply don't delete nothing if don't need explicit deletion. This will be due automatically by nim. Otherwise if you need more deterministic deletion use ARC or ORC. That said:...

Passing QVariant(QObject) with float property to QML results in wrong data

Regarding why most of examples have the explicit delete is just because initial release of nim use a not deterministic GC. If you latest version and use ORC or ARC...

Passing QVariant(QObject) with float property to QML results in wrong data

If you test leaks with valgrind you need: 1) To understand where leaks are coming 2) Qml use a Javascript engine that is not deterministic so memory will be delete...