Simple library for QML allowing the mixed use of Native Menus and QtQuick ones.
Action.qml | ||
eu.ad5001.mixedmenu.qdoc | ||
LICENSE | ||
Menu.qml | ||
MenuBar.qml | ||
MenuItem.qml | ||
MenuSeparator.qml | ||
qmldir | ||
README.md |
MixedMenu
Simple library for QML allowing the mixed use of Native Menus and QtQuick ones.
It provides near drop-in replacements for QtQuick.Controls 2 menus making use of the platform native ones on supported platforms like MacOSX.
It can be used for MenuBars, as well as context menus.
Switching from QtQuick.Controls 2
Add MixedMenu as QML module
The first thing you need to do is to add MixedMenu to your QML Import Path.
To do so, follow these steps:
- Go into a QML Import path directory in your project (or Qt's main QML import path).
- Create an "eu" directory, within an "ad5001" directory should be created.
- Go into the "ad5001" folder
- Install MixedMenu there.
- If you're using Git as version control, you can use
git submodule add https://git.ad5001.eu/Ad5001/MixedMenu
. - Otherwise, simply clone the repository using
git clone https://git.ad5001.eu/Ad5001/MixedMenu
. - Or download the archive from here.
- If you're using Git as version control, you can use
Code changes
When switching from QtQuick.Controls 2 to MixedMenu, the following changes need to be made to your Menu code:
QtQuick.Controls2/Qt.labs | > | eu.ad5001.MixedMenu |
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import import QtQuick.Controls 2.12 |
> | import eu.ad5001.MixedMenu 1.0 |
menuBar: MenuBar {} |
> | MenuBar { id: appMenu } menuBar: appMenu.trueItem |
Requirements
MixedMenu requires Qt version >5.12 with QML support enabled.