[PyQt] Instantiate python qobject from qml

[Fabian Sturm]

Hello,

I still haven't really wrapped my head around qml and python qobjetcs  
and a model view separation. Here is what I want to do. E.g. I want to  
write an application to handle a list of contacts. The contacts are  
loaded from file into a python qobject. I also have a qml file to  
display a contact and a button "next" to show the next contact.

What I achieved so far is to write a python qobject which is imported  
and instantiated in the qml file that is loaded on demand. I can then  
also bind Labels to the qobject properties and call slots in the  
qobject for the prev and next button.

Next step would be to implement a real new and open menu entry. It  
should open a file dialog and instantiate a new qml/qobject whenever  
the user selects a new file.

Am I on the right track with this or is it meant to be used completely  
different?

Thanks,
Fabian

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