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Originally Posted by MartinK View Post
Sure, that's possible if you use your own C++ "launcher" but I'm using the sailfish-qml utility to do the lunching and it does not forward command line arguments (unlike qmlscene, which does forward command line arguments).

I could use a custom C++ launcher, but that would mean another language in the mix (on top of Python and QML) and another platform specific thing to maintain, so I would like to avoid that if possible.
I see, I didn't know about sailfish-qml. I have used qmlscene-qt5 on desktop before, but I assumed that Sailfish allowed only C++ launchers in harbour.

Is there any difference in performance? Some of my apps are pure QML (or QML+pyotherside), so I'd consider switching if it means better startup times.
 

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