QList/QHash store abstract elements?

You have to store pointers to your abstract type. Otherwise it's going to try to instantiate instances of that class, which it can't since it's abstract.

You have to store pointers (or better smart pointers like std::shared_ptr or QSharedPointer) in your hash container.

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