This is a slide presentation system written in QML. Installing ---------- Do 'make install' in the root directory to install the files to QTDIR/imports Once that is done, all examples should run out of the box Organization ------------ There is a tutorial covering most features under: examples/tutorial/SlideDeck.qml This is a good place to start if you want to use it. Examples on more advanced presentations are located here: examples/customtransition/SlideDeck.qml examples/animatedbackground/SlideDeck.qml examples/notes/SlideDeck.qml The source code for the Slide and Presentation elements are located under: Qt/labs/presentation Usage Tips ---------- - The default size of presentations is hardcoded into the presentation .qml file. One can pass '--fullscreen' on the command line to qmlscene to show the presentation fullscreen. - under tools/printslides, there is a small tool to generate a slide deck .pdf file from your slide deck.
Shawn Rutledge
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Thus it's not required for the root Presentation to retain key focus.
That way each slide can also use the keyboard as long as those uses
don't interefere with the global shortcuts. The shortcuts can also be
disabled in case they interfere (e.g. using arrow navigation globally
prevents using it for navigating within a slide).
The remaining exception is for directly entering slide numbers.
IMO this is impractical anyway; but if you need to do that, then
you also need to give the Presentation keyboard focus, as before.
The shortcut which used Esc to quit is removed, and replaced with
the more-standard Control-Q. Enter and Backspace are also no longer
used for slide navigation: there seem to be enough keys for that.
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