QtApplicationManager.SystemUI QML module
The QtApplicationManager.SystemUI QML module contains the components and types to use in a System UI.
Singleton QML types need not be declared, they are referenced by their type name.
Instantiable QML types are declared with their name followed by curly braces. These declarations may be nested, creating parent-child relationships between the items.
QML types that cannot be instantiated are return values provided to the System UI code, that allow the user direct access to data that would otherwise only be available (partially) through the singletons' item models.
QML Singletons
(obsolete) The package installation/removal/update part of the application manager | |
Application model and controller | |
System UI side singleton representing the Intents sub-system | |
Notification model, which handles freedesktop.org compliant notification requests | |
Package installation/removal/update part of the application manager | |
Window model and controller |
Instantiable QML Types
These types are only available for the System UI:
A proxy model for the ApplicationManager singleton | |
A proxy model for the IntentServer singleton | |
A handler for intent requests received within the System UI | |
Provides information about the status of an application process | |
An Item that renders a given WindowObject |
Non-Instantiable QML Types
All these types are only available from within the System UI and cannot be instantiated from its QML code.
Handle for an application known to the application manager | |
Handle for a container, that an application's Runtime is using | |
This type represents an Intent definition on the System UI side | |
Handle for a package known to the application manager | |
Handle for a runtime that is executing an application | |
A client window surface |
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