import QtQuick 2.15 import QtQuick.Shapes 1.15 import StatusQ.Core 0.1 import StatusQ.Core.Theme 0.1 import utils 1.0 /*! \qmltype ShapeRectangle \inherits Shape \brief Rectangle-like component with the ability to further customize the outline/border style using a Shape/ShapePath; with optional text in the middle Example of how to use it: \qml ShapeRectangle { Layout.alignment: Qt.AlignHCenter Layout.preferredWidth: parent.width - 4 // the rectangular path is rendered outside Layout.preferredHeight: 44 text: qsTr("Your links will appear here") } \endqml \sa Shape \sa ShapePath */ Shape { id: root property string text readonly property int radius: Style.current.radius readonly property alias path: path asynchronous: true // design values; Shape doesn't have an implicit size implicitWidth: 448 implicitHeight: 44 StatusBaseText { anchors.centerIn: parent color: Theme.palette.baseColor1 text: root.text } ShapePath { id: path fillColor: "transparent" strokeColor: Theme.palette.baseColor2 strokeWidth: 1 strokeStyle: ShapePath.DashLine dashPattern: [4, 4] startX: root.radius startY: 0 PathLine { x: root.width - root.radius y: 0 } PathCubic { control1X: root.width control2X: root.width control1Y: 0 control2Y: 0 x: root.width y: root.radius } PathLine { x: root.width y: root.height - root.radius } PathCubic { control1X: root.width control2X: root.width control1Y: root.height control2Y: root.height x: root.width - root.radius y: root.height } PathLine { x: root.radius y: root.height } PathCubic { control1X: 0 control2X: 0 control1Y: root.height control2Y: root.height x: 0 y: root.height - root.radius } PathLine { x: 0 y: root.radius } PathCubic { control1X: 0 control2X: 0 control1Y: 0 control2Y: 0 x: root.radius y: 0 } } }