KeyboardLayout QML Type▲
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Import Statement: import QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard.Components
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Inherits:: ColumnLayout
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Group: KeyboardLayout is part of qmlclass, qtvirtualkeyboard-components-qml
Detailed Description▲
This type is the root element of the keyboard layout. Use this element to build a new keyboard layout.
Example:
import
QtQuick
import
QtQuick.Layouts
import
QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard
// file: layouts/en_GB/main.qml
KeyboardLayout {
KeyboardRow {
Key {
key
:
Qt.Key_Q
text
:
"q"
}
Key {
key
:
Qt.Key_W
text
:
"w"
}
Key {
key
:
Qt.Key_E
text
:
"e"
}
Key {
key
:
Qt.Key_R
text
:
"r"
}
Key {
key
:
Qt.Key_T
text
:
"t"
}
Key {
key
:
Qt.Key_Y
text
:
"y"
}
}
}
Property Documentation▲
inputMethod : var▲
Sets the input method to be used in this layout.
This property allows a custom input method to be used in this layout.
inputMode : int▲
Sets the input mode to be used in this layout.
By default, the virtual keyboard attempts to preserve the current input mode when switching to a different keyboard layout.
If the current input mode is not valid in the current context, the default input mode is specified by the input method.
keyWeight : real▲
Sets the key weight for all children keys.
The default value is inherited from the parent element in the layout hierarchy.
sharedLayouts : var▲
If the list is empty (the default) the input method is not shared with any other layout and will be destroyed when the layout changes.
The list should contain only the name of the layout type, e.g., ['symbols']. The current layout does not have to be included in the list.
[since QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0] smallTextVisible : bool▲
Sets the smallTextVisible for all children keys.
The default value is inherited from the parent element in the layout hierarchy.
This property was introduced in QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0.
Method Documentation▲
createInputMethod()▲
This function may be overridden by the keyboard layout to create the input method object dynamically. The default implementation returns null.
The input method object created by this function can outlive keyboard layout transitions in certain cases. In particular, this applies to the transitions between the layouts listed in the sharedLayouts property.