AtlasFlowLayout
Lays children out left to right and wraps them onto new rows, honouring Layout attached properties.
Since 1.4.0
AtlasFlowLayout works like Qt Quick's Flow, but it honours the Layout attached properties (from QtQuick.Layouts) that Flow ignores: Layout.preferredWidth, Layout.minimumWidth, Layout.maximumWidth, and Layout.fillWidth, where the items of a row that have it share the room left in that row (usually the last one). A child is as wide as its preferred width, else its implicit width, and never wider than the layout. Rows are as tall as their tallest child. Hidden children take no room.
implicitHeight is the height for the current width, so a parent that sizes to it grows as the layout wraps. Give it a width. It is written in QML: the work runs once per change of width or of a child's size, not per frame. Right-to-left layouts (LayoutMirroring) start rows at the right.
Example
AtlasFlowLayout {
width: parent.width
spacing: Kirigami.Units.smallSpacing
Repeater { model: tags; AtlasButton { text: modelData } }
AtlasTextField { Layout.fillWidth: true; Layout.minimumWidth: 120 }
}Properties
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
rowSpacing |
real |
spacing |
Space between rows. |
spacing |
real |
8 |
Space between items of a row. |