Paul Knopf

The binaries behave as you'd expect on Linux/Mac. It is only Windows that has this concept of "Windows application" vs "Console application".

This does indeed appear to be an issue with Qml.Net. I will look into it. However, I strongly suggest not having mutable structs. If you need mutability, just make it...

I tried to resolve the problem, couldn't work it out. I've added a failing test if someone else wants to take a stab at it. See commit c8fac8f

I use [SharpLab](https://sharplab.io) to inspect IL. ```csharp using System; using System.Threading.Tasks; public class C { public void M() { } public static void LoadValue(NetVariant result, String value) { } public...

1) ```ITypeCreator``` allows you to resolve instances of your QML types from something like a container (dependency injection). 2) Yes. Everything is converted to camalCase. 3) I'm not sure what...

By the way, thanks for the kinds words. I'd love some help in documenting this thing. I use it in production myself, currently, but I can see why others would...

The Gitter channel is all we got right now. https://gitter.im/qmlnet/Lobby

I created this issue without understanding the use-case really. I think that should be the first step. Say, what are we trying to accomplish by bringing in the ```QAbtractItemModel```, etc.

> From what I can tell, you'd need to make a C API for the QModelIndex, QMimeData, QAbstractItemModel, QAbstractProxyModel, and the QAbstractListModel/QAbstractTreeModel classes, then you'd need to make C# classes...

It can handle passing the C++ type back to QML, but be careful with ownership. It works best with inner ```shared_ptr``` types, so that if C++ takes an instance, when...