Paul Knopf

Not ATM, but it seems like there is a lot of demand for it :) However, I don't have any estimate on will it will be done. I'm currently slammed...

I'm having second thoughts about this. It seems that the iOS/Android support in Qt isn't first class and has many small issues that are neglected. I don't think it's worth...

I'd like to see .NET exceptions raised in QML like regular JS exceptions. Starting in Qt 5.12, there is a ```QJSEngine->throwError``` method (see [here](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qjsengine.html#throwError)) for raising JS exceptions from c++....

In order to propogate errors up through all levels, all callbacks/delegates need to return a new ```int``` type. ```c++ #define NET_RESULT_OK 0 #define NET_RESULT_FAILURE 1 // generic exception, no known...

By the way, I'm fine with ```unsafe``` code.

Have you tried ruling out QmlNet? Can you reproduce with a standard Qt/QML project, within Qt Creator?

I suspect it might be because of the type of Windows application that is created in .NET Core 2.X (console only). Maybe try .NET Core 3, and use the option...

Bummer. I'm not really sure what to make of this. There must be some flag that you can use to tell windows that this window supports dropping. I wonder how...

What I would do is jump into Qt to find how it is accepting the file-dropping on Windows, then investigate it to determine why it wouldn't be available in a...

It is possible currently, you just need to compile ```libQmlNet.so``` yourself. I think it's a bit too early to provide precompiled binaries for it though. Maybe in the future.