SettingStateBinding Class Reference

Inherits Loader.

Properties
alias	configObject
bool	extraEnabledConditions
bool	nonDefaultHighlightVisible
alias	settingName
Item	target

Detailed Description

SettingStateBinding automatically impacts the representation of an item based on the state of a setting.

It will disable the item if the setting is immutable and use a visual indicator for the state of the setting.

This is a higher level convenience wrapper for KCMUtils.SettingStateProxy and KCMUtils.SettingStateIndicator.

Since

6.0

Definition at line 20 of file SettingStateBinding.qml.

Property Documentation

configObject

alias SettingStateBinding::configObject

read

configObject: KCoreConfigSkeleton The config object which will be monitored for setting state changes

Definition at line 33 of file SettingStateBinding.qml.

extraEnabledConditions

bool SettingStateBinding::extraEnabledConditions

read

extraEnabledConditions: bool SettingStateBinding will manage the enabled property of the target based on the immutability state of the setting it represents.

But, sometimes that enabled state needs to bind to other properties as well to be computed properly. This extra condition will thus be combined with the immutability state of the setting to determine the effective enabled state of the target.

Definition at line 48 of file SettingStateBinding.qml.

nonDefaultHighlightVisible

bool SettingStateBinding::nonDefaultHighlightVisible

read

nonDefaultHighlightVisible: bool Expose whether the non default highlight is visible.

Allow one to implement highlight with custom items.

Remarks

This property is read-only

Definition at line 55 of file SettingStateBinding.qml.

settingName

alias SettingStateBinding::settingName

read

settingName: string The name of the setting in the config object to be monitored

Definition at line 38 of file SettingStateBinding.qml.

target

Item SettingStateBinding::target

read

target: Item The graphical element whose state we want to manage based on a setting If target is not set, it will try to find the visual parent item

Definition at line 28 of file SettingStateBinding.qml.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• SettingStateBinding.qml