AtlasDialog

AtlasDialog has a title row, a scrolling body and a row of buttons. For a yes or no question use ConfirmDialog. The window behind is dimmed, Escape closes the dialog, and the focus starts on the first thing in the body that can take it. A body taller than the window scrolls instead of outgrowing it, and the dialog is never wider than the window.

The header has an optional Back button at the leading edge (showBack, then backRequested(); the dialog does not close itself), the title, headerTrailing items, and a Close button at the trailing edge (showClose, on by default; it rejects the dialog). footerContent holds the buttons, right-aligned, in KDE order: the main action last.

AtlasDialog is a Qt Quick Templates Dialog; its inherited properties (title, open(), close(), accepted, rejected) work as usual. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qml-qtquick-controls-dialog.html.

Example

AtlasDialog {
    title: qsTr("Add account")
    footerContent: [
        SecondaryButton { text: qsTr("Cancel"); onClicked: close() },
        PrimaryButton { text: qsTr("Add"); onClicked: { add(); close() } }
    ]
    AtlasTextField { Layout.fillWidth: true; placeholderText: qsTr("Name") }
}

Keyboard

Escape closes the dialog, and so does a press outside it.

Properties

Signals