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For further -** information use the contact form at https://www.qt.io/contact-us. -** -** GNU Free Documentation License Usage -** Alternatively, this file may be used under the terms of the GNU Free -** Documentation License version 1.3 as published by the Free Software -** Foundation and appearing in the file included in the packaging of -** this file. Please review the following information to ensure -** the GNU Free Documentation License version 1.3 requirements -** will be met: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html. -** $QT_END_LICENSE$ -** -****************************************************************************/ - -/*! - \page qtwinextras-Overview.html - \title Qt Windows Extras Overview - \brief Qt Windows Extras provides classes and functions for using some - Windows APIs in a Qt way - - Qt Windows Extras provide classes and functions that enable you to use - miscellaneous Windows-specific functions. For example, you can convert Qt - objects to Windows object handles and manipulate DWM glass frames. - - In addition, you can use features introduced with Windows 7, such as Aero - Peek, Jump Lists, a progress indicator on a taskbar button, or a thumbnail - toolbar. - - \section1 Type Conversion - - The QtWin namespace provides functions to convert Qt objects of classes - such as QPixmap or QImage to Windows HBITMAP or HICON handles, and vice - versa. - - \section1 DWM and Glass Frame - - You can determine whether a window is included in the DWM Flip3D rendering. - - The glass frame that was first introduced with Windows Vista can be easily - manipulated using the QtWin::extendFrameIntoClientArea() and - QtWin::enableBlurBehindWindow() functions. Windows 8 lost the glass - effect, but applications can still integrate their windows into the system - frame to visually separate window controls from the rest of the window or to - focus the user's attention on window content. - - \image glass.png "Glass frame extended into client area of a window" - - \section1 Aero Peek - - The Windows 7 \b {Aero Peek} feature gives the users the powers of X-ray - vision that enable them to peek past all open windows straight at the - desktop and the gadgets placed there. They can view the contents of a window - without actually switching to it. You can enable Aero Peek for a - gadget-like window or for a window that constantly displays monitoring data. - - You can use the QtWin::setWindowExcludedFromPeek() function to exclude - an application window from Aero Peek. - - \note Aero Peek is disabled in Windows 8 by default but can be enabled - by the user. - - \image peek-on.png "A window excluded from Aero Peek" - - \section1 Taskbar - - The taskbar provides users with access to applications that are open on the - desktop. Windows automatically creates buttons on the taskbar for accessing - application windows. Windows 7 adds new features to the taskbar buttons - that are discussed in the following sections. - - \section2 Overlay Icons and Progress Indicators - - You can use the QWinTaskbarButton class to set an overlay icon and the - QWinTaskbarProgress class to display a progress indicator on a taskbar button. - An overlay icon indicates change in the state of the application. A progress - indicator shows how time-consuming tasks are progressing. - - \image taskbar-button.png Taskbar Button - - \section3 Taskbar Example - - The following example code illustrates how to use the QWinTaskbarButton - and QWinTaskbarProgress classes to adjust the look of the taskbar button: - - \snippet code/taskbar.cpp taskbar_cpp - - \section2 Jump Lists - - An application can use Jump Lists to provide users with faster access to - files or to display shortcuts to tasks or commands. - - \image jumplist.png Jump List - - \list - - \li \b Destinations — categorized shortcuts to files and URLs that the - application can handle and even links to other applications. - Windows provides two standard categories that can be added to the - custom Jump List, in addition to the ones that the application can - create itself. - \li \b Recent and \b Frequent — so called \e known categories that are - populated automatically by Windows when the application uses the - QFileDialog::getOpenFileName() function or when the application is - launched to open a file from the Windows shell. - - \li \b Tasks — shortcuts to application functionality. An application - can display its most frequently used context-independent functions - on task lists. - - \endlist - - \note To be able to add destinations to its Jump Lists, the application - should associate itself with the file types it can handle. - - \section3 Jump List Example - - The following example code illustrates how to use the classes in the - QWinJumpList and QWinJumpListItem classes to implement Jump Lists: - - \snippet code/jumplist.cpp jumplist - - \section2 Thumbnail Toolbar - - Applications can embed a toolbar in the thumbnail of a window, which is - shown when hovering over its taskbar icon. A thumbnail toolbar may provide - quick access to the window's commands without requiring the user to restore - or activate the window. - - \image thumbbar.png Media player thumbnail toolbar - - \section3 Thumbnail Toolbar Example - - The following example code illustrates how to use the functions in the - QWinThumbnailToolBar and QWinThumbnailToolButton class to implement a - thumbnail toolbar: - - \snippet code/thumbbar.cpp thumbbar_cpp - -*/ |