KDBindings API Documentation
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Reactive programming & data binding in C++
From plain C++ you get:
KDBindings requires a C++ compiler with C++17 support.
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Because Qt defines emit
as a keyword, Qt is by default incompatible with KDBindings, which uses emit
as a function name.
This can only be fixed by defining QT_NO_EMIT
or QT_NO_KEYWORDS
and simply omitting emit
in your Qt code.
To make this easy, KDBindings includes a CMake option: KDBindings_QT_NO_EMIT
, which defines this for all dependents of KDBindings.
See also: #79
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