Shows the time picker dialog. More...
Inherits CommonDialog
The code snippet below illustrates how to create a TimePickerDialog.
TimePickerDialog {
id: tDialog
titleText: "Alarm Time"
onAccepted: callbackFunction()
}
function launchDialog() {
tDialog.open();
}
function launchDialogToTime(hour, minute) {
tDialog.hour = hour;
tDialog.minute = minute;
tDialog.fields = DateTime.Hours | DateTime.Minutes;
tDialog.open();
}
function callbackFunction() {
result.text = tDialog.hour + ":" + tDialog.minute + ":" + tDialog.second
}
See also Dialog.
Binary flag for setting the time picker to show hours, minutes, and/or seconds. The valid values are DateTime.Hours, DateTime.Minutes, DateTime.Seconds, and DateTime.All. You can combine the values with binary operator |, for example DateTime.Minutes | DateTime.Seconds.
The default value is DateTime.Hours | DateTime.Minutes.
hour : int |
The displayed hour. The default value is 0.
Sets the TimePicker to show time in either 24-hour or 12-hour clock format. The valid values are DateTime.TwentyFourHours and DateTime.TwelveHours. The default value is the system time format.
minute : int |
The displayed minute. The default value is 0.
rejectButtonText : string |
The button text for the reject button. The value is optional.
second : int |
The displayed second. The default value is 0.
read-onlytitleText : string |
The title text for the dialog if the value is not null. If further customization is needed, use the title property instead.