Shortcut QML Type
Provides keyboard shortcuts More...
Import Statement: | import QtQuick 2.7 |
Since: | Qt 5.5 |
Properties
- autoRepeat : bool
- context : enumeration
- enabled : bool
- nativeText : string
- portableText : string
- sequence : keysequence
Signals
Detailed Description
The Shortcut type provides a way of handling keyboard shortcuts. The shortcut can be set to one of the standard keyboard shortcuts, or it can be described with a string containing a sequence of up to four key presses that are needed to activate the shortcut.
Item { id: view property int currentIndex Shortcut { sequence: StandardKey.NextChild onActivated: view.currentIndex++ } }
See also Keys.
Property Documentation
This property holds whether the shortcut can auto repeat.
The default value is true
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This property holds the shortcut context.
Supported values are:
Qt.WindowShortcut
(default) - The shortcut is active when its parent item is in an active top-level window.Qt.ApplicationShortcut
- The shortcut is active when one of the application's windows are active.
Shortcut { sequence: StandardKey.Quit context: Qt.ApplicationShortcut onActivated: Qt.quit() }
This property provides the shortcut's key sequence as a platform specific string. This means that it will be shown translated, and on macOS it will resemble a key sequence from the menu bar. It is best to display this text to the user (for example, on a tooltip).
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.6.
See also sequence and portableText.
This property provides the shortcut's key sequence as a string in a "portable" format, suitable for reading and writing to a file. In many cases, it will look similar to the native text on Windows and X11.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.6.
See also sequence and nativeText.
This property holds the shortcut's key sequence. The key sequence can be set to one of the standard keyboard shortcuts, or it can be described with a string containing a sequence of up to four key presses that are needed to activate the shortcut.
The default value is an empty key sequence.
Shortcut { sequence: "Ctrl+E,Ctrl+W" onActivated: edit.wrapMode = TextEdit.Wrap }
Signal Documentation
This signal is emitted when the shortcut is activated.
The corresponding handler is onActivated
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This signal is emitted when the shortcut is activated ambigously, meaning that it matches the start of more than one shortcut.
The corresponding handler is onActivatedAmbiguously
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