Qt Quick Controls 2 QML Types

• AbstractButton: Abstract base type providing functionality common to buttons.

• Action: Abstract user interface action.

• ActionGroup: Groups actions together.

• ApplicationWindow: Styled top-level window with support for a header and footer.

• BusyIndicator: Indicates background activity, for example, while content is being loaded.

• Button: Push-button that can be clicked to perform a command or answer a question.

• ButtonGroup: Mutually-exclusive group of checkable buttons.

• CheckBox: Check button that can be toggled on or off.

• CheckDelegate: Item delegate with a check indicator that can be toggled on or off.

• ComboBox: Combined button and popup list for selecting options.

• Container: Abstract base type providing functionality common to containers.

• Control: Abstract base type providing functionality common to all controls.

• DelayButton: Check button that triggers when held down long enough.

• Dial: Circular dial that is rotated to set a value.

• Dialog: Popup dialog with standard buttons and a title, used for short-term interaction with the user.

• DialogButtonBox: A button box used in dialogs.

• Drawer: Side panel that can be opened and closed using a swipe gesture.

• Frame: Visual frame for a logical group of controls.

• GroupBox: Visual frame and title for a logical group of controls.

• ItemDelegate: Basic item delegate that can be used in various views and controls.

• Label: Styled text label with inherited font.

• Menu: Menu popup that can be used as a context menu or popup menu.

• MenuBar: Provides a window menu bar.

• MenuBarItem: Presents a drop-down menu within a MenuBar.

• MenuItem: Presents an item within a Menu.

• MenuSeparator: Separates a group of items in a menu from adjacent items.

• Overlay: A window overlay for popups.

• Page: Styled page control with support for a header and footer.

• PageIndicator: Indicates the currently active page.

• Pane: Provides a background matching with the application style and theme.

• Popup: Base type of popup-like user interface controls.

• ProgressBar: Indicates the progress of an operation.

• RadioButton: Exclusive radio button that can be toggled on or off.

• RadioDelegate: Exclusive item delegate with a radio indicator that can be toggled on or off.

• RangeSlider: Used to select a range of values by sliding two handles along a track.

• RoundButton: A push-button control with rounded corners that can be clicked by the user.

• ScrollBar: Vertical or horizontal interactive scroll bar.

• ScrollIndicator: Vertical or horizontal non-interactive scroll indicator.

• ScrollView: Scrollable view.

• Slider: Used to select a value by sliding a handle along a track.

• SpinBox: Allows the user to select from a set of preset values.

• StackView: Provides a stack-based navigation model.

• SwipeDelegate: Swipable item delegate.

• SwipeView: Enables the user to navigate pages by swiping sideways.

• Switch: Switch button that can be toggled on or off.

• SwitchDelegate: Item delegate with a switch indicator that can be toggled on or off.

• TabBar: Allows the user to switch between different views or subtasks.

• TabButton: Button with a look suitable for a TabBar.

• TextArea: Multi-line text input area.

• TextField: Single-line text input field.

• ToolBar: Container for context-sensitive controls.

• ToolButton: Button with a look suitable for a ToolBar.

• ToolSeparator: Separates a group of items in a toolbar from adjacent items.

• ToolTip: Provides tool tips for any control.

• Tumbler: Spinnable wheel of items that can be selected.

For more information on the Qt Quick Controls 2 module, see the Qt Quick Controls 2 module documentation.

• Qt Quick Controls 2 Guidelines