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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">10.06.2014 20:30, Luca Donaggio пишет:<br>
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recent update (1.0.7.16) added fast scrolling to
Silica flickable QML components (like SilicaListView).<br>
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Before, for long lists I added a pull up menu with an
option to fast-scroll back to the top, others (Together
app for example) used a custom scroll decorator with the
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Is there a way to detect at run-time (in QML would be
perfect, but in C++ would do the same) if the new
functionality is available, or, alternatively, which OS
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This way I can avoid cluttering my app UI with elements
which basically duplicate the same functionality:<br>
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if OS version >= 1.0.7.16 / system fast-scroll available:
do nothing<br>
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else: enable custom fast-scroll<br>
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<div>-- <br>
Luca Donaggio
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