Provides a component that is normally the application's root component and handles transitions when the user rotates the screen. More...
Inherited by ApplicationWindow and PageStackWindow.
This element was introduced in Qt Quick Components 1.0.
An application can be in the portrait or the landscape orientation. A user can physically rotate the device between these orientations, so you may want to layout the application's content differently depending on the screen's orientation. When the user rotates the screen, Window sends various signals at different phases of the rotation. Window handles also the resizing of the screen and possible transitions when the orientation changes. Applications utilizing QtQuick Components for Symbian should use Window as the root item. The Window component should not be used as a child item.
From Nokia Belle Feature Pack 1 onwards, the included Qt Quick Components for Symbian will include a new Window implementation that enables orientation change animations. Qt Quick Components version number will not be increased. To make your application future-proof, do not refer to the Window id when you anchor children to the Window - refer to the parent instead.
Wrong (child anchoring refers to the Window id):
Window {
id: root
Statusbar { anchors.top: root.top }
ToolBar { anchors.bottom: root.bottom }
}
Correct (child anchoring refers to the parent):
Window {
id: root
Statusbar { anchors.top: parent.top }
ToolBar { anchors.bottom: parent.bottom }
}
If the screen is in the portrait orientation, the value is true. If the screen is in the landscape orientation, the value is false.
Symbian:
If platformInverted is true, the component is visualized with the inverted style. For more information, see Using Inverted Style with Symbian Components. By default platformInverted is false.
This property group was introduced in Qt Quick Components 1.1.
This signal is emitted when the screen orientation starts to change from one orientation to another. After this signal is emitted
This signal is emitted when the orientation change transition, for example screen transition animation, ends.
This signal is emitted when the orientation change transition, for example screen transition animation, starts.