Hi,

In all cases this error came from a syntax error (unbalanced {}), using a duplicate property or having fun with lists.

So check your model (if it is static) and your delegate file for syntax errors, e.g. load them in the qmlviewer and check if the error message is disappearing.

Best regards,

qtrahul wrote:

Hi,

In all cases this error came from a syntax error (unbalanced {}), using a duplicate property or having fun with lists.

So check your model (if it is static) and your delegate file for syntax errors, e.g. load them in the qmlviewer and check if the error message is disappearing.

Best regards,

Have you noticed the author mentioned that he is able to successful build using vs2008. So how could there be syntax errors.

I think this should help [zecke.blogspot.com] you.

Thank you all,

It was a BUG and trolls have fixed it. in the newer version

syrianzoro wrote:

Thank you all,

It was a BUG and trolls have fixed it. in the newer version

May be for others facing the same problem it might help if you can state more details like old version and new version and a reference to bug id if you have.

I have no reference but in the newer version 7.1 they fix the problem that is all

Have you noticed the author mentioned that he is able to successful build using vs2008. So how could there be syntax errors.

I guess, the author is using a combination of QML and Qt C++ as he mentioned cpp extension.

syrianzoro wrote:

I have no reference but in the newer version 7.1 they fix the problem that is all

You can change and edit the post to indicate [solved] status.

http://majewsky.wordpress.com/2011/01/07/qdeclarativecomponent-component-is-not-ready/