On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 1:39 AM, Damian Ivanov <damianator...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi Alex, > > depends on how you define menubar.. > You can make a few buttons next to each other and every button > triggers it's own menu > <snip> That's a good suggestion, but there are a lot of nice features that the Qt Quick MenuBar has (keyboard shortcuts, roll-over to adjacent menus when moving the mouse, etc) that I would rather not re-invent. I checked the source code on the MenuBar class and it seems to fall back to a nicely designed QML class when it can't find a native window. It would be great if that were exposed to us and we could embed that into other QML items, or at least use it with a window-type other than ApplicationWindow. Currently you cannot even use MenuBar with QQuickWindow: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-31279 Anyway, thanks for the response, but unless I'm mistaken, there's currently no way to use the MenuBar class as a sub-item in QML. Regards, Alex
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