Qt: Emit scrolled callback when dragging scrollbar #9612
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This is supposed to be emitted whenever the user performs an intentional interaction, which works whenever you scroll the Slint Flickable with the scrollwheel. Dragging the scrollbar on the Qt style didn't do anything, since that was never hooked up to this callback. I only implemented this in the Qt style, because that's the only one that uses the NativeScrollView element. See slint-ui#9574.
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Ah you merged it already, I didn't mention that I'm working on a test! 😄 I'll just add it in another PR |
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This is supposed to be emitted whenever the user performs an intentional interaction, which works whenever you scroll the Slint Flickable with the scrollwheel. Dragging the scrollbar on the Qt style didn't do anything, since that was never hooked up to this callback.
I only implemented this in the Qt style, because that's the only one that uses the NativeScrollView element.
See #9574.