MainView QML Type
MainView is the root Item that should be used for all applications. More...
Import Statement: | import Ubuntu.Components 1.3 |
Detailed Description
The simplest way to use a MainView is to include a single Page object inside the MainView:
import QtQuick 2.4 import Ubuntu.Components 1.3 MainView { width: units.gu(48) height: units.gu(60) Page { header: PageHeader { id: pageHeader title: "Simple page" } Button { anchors { horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter top: pageHeader.bottom topMargin: units.gu(5) } width: units.gu(15) text: "Push me" onClicked: print("Click!") } } }
It is not required to set the anchors of the Page as it will automatically fill its parent.
Do not include multiple Pages directly inside the MainView, but use AdaptivePageLayout inside MainView to navigate between several Pages.
If the Page inside the MainView includes a Flickable, set the flickable property of the PageHeader to automatically hide and show the header when the user scrolls up or down:
import QtQuick 2.4 import Ubuntu.Components 1.3 MainView { width: units.gu(48) height: units.gu(60) Page { header: PageHeader { title: "Page with Flickable" flickable: myFlickable } Flickable { id: myFlickable anchors.fill: parent contentHeight: column.height Column { id: column Repeater { model: 100 Label { text: "line "+index } } } } } }
The same header behavior is automatic when using a ListView instead of a Flickable in the above example.
The examples above show how to include a single Page inside a MainView, but more advanced application structures are possible using AdaptivePageLayout.