QMacToolBar Class
The QMacToolBar class wraps the native NSToolbar class. More...
| Header: | #include <QMacToolBar> |
| qmake: | QT += macextras |
| Since: | Qt 5.3 |
| Inherits: | QObject |
This class is obsolete. It is provided to keep old source code working. We strongly advise against using it in new code.
This class was introduced in Qt 5.3.
Public Functions
| QMacToolBar(const QString &identifier, QObject *parent = nullptr) | |
| QMacToolBar(QObject *parent = nullptr) | |
| virtual | ~QMacToolBar() |
| QMacToolBarItem * | addAllowedItem(const QIcon &icon, const QString &text) |
| QMacToolBarItem * | addItem(const QIcon &icon, const QString &text) |
| void | addSeparator() |
| QList<QMacToolBarItem *> | allowedItems() |
| void | attachToWindow(QWindow *window) |
| void | detachFromWindow() |
| QList<QMacToolBarItem *> | items() |
| NSToolbar * | nativeToolbar() const |
| void | setAllowedItems(QList<QMacToolBarItem *> &allowedItems) |
| void | setItems(QList<QMacToolBarItem *> &items) |
Detailed Description
QMacToolBar provides a Qt-based API for NSToolBar. The toolbar displays one or more items. Each toolbar item has an icon and a text label.
The toolbar must be attached to a QWindow using the attachToWindow() method in order to be visible. The toolbar is attached to the native NSWindow and is displayed above the QWindow. QMacToolBar visibility follows window visibility.
Add items by calling addItem(). The toolbar has a customization menu which is available to the user from the toolbar context menu. Use addAllowedItem() to add items to the customization menu.
Usage: (QtWidgets)
QMacToolBar *toolBar = new QMacToolBar(this); QMacToolBarItem *toolBarItem = toolBar->addItem(QIcon(), QStringLiteral("foo")); connect(toolBarItem, SIGNAL(activated()), this, SLOT(fooClicked())); this->window()->winId(); // create window->windowhandle() toolBar->attachToWindow(this->window()->windowHandle());
See also QMacToolBarItem.
Member Function Documentation
QMacToolBar::QMacToolBar(const QString &identifier, QObject *parent = nullptr)
Constructs a QMacToolBar with the given identifier and parent. The identifier is used to uniquely identify the toolbar within the appliation, for example when autosaving the toolbar configuration.
QMacToolBar::QMacToolBar(QObject *parent = nullptr)
Constructs a QMacToolBar with the given parent
[virtual] QMacToolBar::~QMacToolBar()
Destroys the toolbar.
QMacToolBarItem *QMacToolBar::addAllowedItem(const QIcon &icon, const QString &text)
Add atoolbar item with icon and text to the toolbar customization menu.
QMacToolBarItem *QMacToolBar::addItem(const QIcon &icon, const QString &text)
Add a toolbar item with icon and text.
void QMacToolBar::addSeparator()
Add a toolbar separator item.
QList<QMacToolBarItem *> QMacToolBar::allowedItems()
Returns the list oftoolbar items shown on the the toolbar customization menu.
See also setAllowedItems().
void QMacToolBar::attachToWindow(QWindow *window)
Attaches the toolbar to window. The toolbar will be displayed at the top of the native window, under and attached to the title bar above the QWindow. The toolbar is displayed outside the QWidnow area.
Use QWidget::windowHandle() to get a QWindow pointer from a QWidget instance. At app startup the QWindow might not have been created yet, call QWidget::winId() to make sure it is.
void QMacToolBar::detachFromWindow()
Detatches the toolbar from the current window.
QList<QMacToolBarItem *> QMacToolBar::items()
Returns the list of the default toolbar items.
See also setItems().
NSToolbar *QMacToolBar::nativeToolbar() const
Returns the naitve NSTooolbar object.
void QMacToolBar::setAllowedItems(QList<QMacToolBarItem *> &allowedItems)
Sets the list of toolbar items shown on the toolbar customization menu to allowedItems.
See also allowedItems().
void QMacToolBar::setItems(QList<QMacToolBarItem *> &items)
Sets the list of the default toolbar items.
See also items().
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