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/*!
\page qtquickcontrols-platformnotes.html
\title Qt Quick Controls Platform Notes
\brief Platform specific notes for Qt Quick Controls.
This page contains platform specific notes for creating applications
that use \l{Qt Quick Controls}.
\section1 Android
Qt 5.4 introduced a native Android style for Qt Quick Controls.
\image qtquickcontrols-android.png
\note The Android style requires Android 3.0 (API level 11) or later.
No special actions are required to use the Android style. It is
automatically selected and deployed on Android. See \l{Getting Started
with Qt for Android} and \l{Deploying an Application on Android} for
more details on the Android essentials.
\section2 Action Bar
The \l{http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/actionbar.html}
{Action Bar} is a special Android control that provides many key features
including various navigation modes, actions, an options menu, a back
button, and also displays the application icon and title.
Unlike \l{Qt Widgets}, Qt Quick Controls do not use the native action
bar on Android. ToolBar and MenuBar are offered as a cross-platform
replacement. They are unified to a single "action bar" when assigned to
the appropriate ApplicationWindow properties.
The advantage of a non-native ToolBar is that it can contain any child
items declared in QML. Just to name a few possibilities:
\list
\li ToolButton actions,
\li A TextField as a search field,
\li A ComboBox for navigation, and
\li A ProgressBar for displaying progress.
\endlist
*/
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