Buttons and Controls | Qt Quick Controls 5.9

Qt 5.9 | Qt Quick Controls | Buttons and Controls

Qt 5.9.3 Reference Documentation

# Buttons and Controls

ApplicationWindow | Provides a top-level application window
BusyIndicator | A busy indicator
Button | A push button with a text label
Calendar | Provides a way to select dates from a calendar
CheckBox | A checkbox with a text label
ComboBox | Provides a drop-down list functionality
GroupBox | Group box frame with a title
Label | A text label
Menu | Provides a menu component for use as a context menu, popup menu, or as part of a menu bar
MenuBar | Provides a horizontal menu bar
ProgressBar | A progress indicator
RadioButton | A radio button with a text label
ScrollView | Provides a scrolling view within another Item
Slider | Provides a vertical or horizontal slider control
SpinBox | Provides a spin box control
SplitView | Lays out items with a draggable splitter between each item
StackView | Provides a stack-based navigation model
StackViewDelegate | A delegate used by StackView for loading transitions
StatusBar | Contains status information in your app
Switch | A switch
Tab | Represents the content of a tab in a TabView
TabView | A control that allows the user to select one of multiple stacked items
TableViewColumn | Used to define columns in a TableView or in a TreeView
TextArea | Displays multiple lines of editable formatted text
TextField | Displays a single line of editable plain text
ToolBar | Contains ToolButton and related controls
ToolButton | Provides a button type that is typically used within a ToolBar
TableView | Provides a list view with scroll bars, styling and header sections
TreeView | Provides a tree view with scroll bars, styling and header sections
Action | Abstract user interface action that can be bound to items
ExclusiveGroup | Way to declare several checkable controls as mutually exclusive
MenuItem | Item to add in a menu or a menu bar
MenuSeparator | Separator for items inside a menu
Stack | Provides attached properties for items pushed onto a StackView