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| - | The [http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qabstractscrollarea.html QAbstractScrollArea] widget in Qt-maemo has been extended to provide a touch-friendly kinetic scroll with minimal scrollbars.
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| - | This widget underlies many common Qt widgets such as [http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qtextedit.html QTextEdit] and [http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qcombobox.html QComboBox] which get this behaviour "for free".
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| - | However, this behaviour is not always desired so you can turn it on and off if desired (and soon you can tune behaviour).
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| - | The primary control mechanism is to set a dynamic property on the widget implementing QAbstractScrollArea.
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| - | =="FingerScrollable" Property==
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| - | The main control is simply "FingerScrollable" and doing
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| - | setProperty("FingerScrollable", false);
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| - | will disable it.
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| - | You can enable it by setting the property to true. Currently this is not done at the application level.
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| - | =="FingerScrollBars" Property==
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| - | The thin scrollbars can be disabled at the application level:
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| - | qapp->setProperty("FingerScrollBars", false);
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| - | or in specific widgets:
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| - | sArea->setProperty("FingerScrollBars", true);
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