DropArea QML Type

For specifying drag and drop handling in an area. More...

Import Statement:	`import QtQuick`
Inherits:	Item

List of all members, including inherited members

Properties

containsDrag : bool
drag
- drag.x : real
- drag.y : real
drag.source : QtObject
keys : stringlist

Signals

dropped(DragEvent drop)
entered(DragEvent drag)
exited()
positionChanged(DragEvent drag)

Detailed Description

A DropArea is an invisible item which receives events when other items are dragged over it.

The Drag attached property can be used to notify the DropArea when an Item is dragged over it.

The keys property can be used to filter drag events which don't include a matching key.

The drag.source property is communicated to the source of a drag event as the recipient of a drop on the drag target.

Property Documentation

containsDrag : bool [read-only]

This property identifies whether the DropArea currently contains any dragged items.

drag group
drag.x : real `[read-only]`
drag.y : real `[read-only]`

These properties hold the coordinates of the last drag event.

drag.source : QtObject [read-only]

This property holds the source of a drag.

keys : stringlist

This property holds a list of drag keys a DropArea will accept.

If no keys are listed the DropArea will accept events from any drag source, otherwise the drag source must have at least one compatible key.

See also QtQuick::Drag::keys.

Signal Documentation

dropped(DragEvent drop)

This signal is emitted when a drop event occurs within the bounds of a DropArea.

Note: The corresponding handler is onDropped.

entered(DragEvent drag)

This signal is emitted when a drag enters the bounds of a DropArea.

Note: The corresponding handler is onEntered.

exited()

This signal is emitted when a drag exits the bounds of a DropArea.

Note: The corresponding handler is onExited.

positionChanged(DragEvent drag)

This signal is emitted when the position of a drag has changed.

Note: The corresponding handler is onPositionChanged.

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