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DragArea QML Type

QML helpers for Drag and Drop. More...

• Import Statement: import org.kde.draganddrop

#Detailed Description

#Property Documentation

#defaultAction : Qt::DropAction

The default action will be performed during a drag when no modificators are pressed.

#delegate : Item

The delegate is the item that will be displayed next to the mouse cursor during the drag and drop operation. It usually consists of a large, semi-transparent icon representing the data being dragged.

#delegateImage : var

An image to be used as delegate.

If present, it overrides the delegate property.

It can be either a QImage or a QIcon.

#dragActive : bool

Whether a drag currently originates from this drag area.

#enabled : bool

If false no drag operation will be generate

#mimedata : MimeData

the mime data of the drag operation

See also MimeData

#source : Item

The QML element that is the source of the resulting drag and drop operation. This can be defined to any item, and will be available to the DropArea as event.data.source

#startDragDistance : int

distance in pixel after which a drag event will get started

#supportedActions : Qt::DropActions

Supported operations, a combination of:

• Qt.CopyAction
• Qt.MoveAction
• Qt.LinkAction
• Qt.ActionMask
• Qt.IgnoreAction
• Qt.TargetMoveAction

#target : Item

#Signal Documentation

#dataChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onDataChanged.

#defaultActionChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onDefaultActionChanged.

#delegateChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onDelegateChanged.

#delegateImageChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onDelegateImageChanged.

#dragActiveChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onDragActiveChanged.

#dragStarted()

Note: The corresponding handler is onDragStarted.

#drop(int action)

Note: The corresponding handler is onDrop.

#enabledChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onEnabledChanged.

#sourceChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onSourceChanged.

#startDragDistanceChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onStartDragDistanceChanged.

#supportedActionsChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onSupportedActionsChanged.

#targetChanged()

Note: The corresponding handler is onTargetChanged.