> onVisibleChanged or onVisibilityChanged perhaps? But it happens after the > window is already closed, so you can do some auto-saving of data for > example, but it's a bit late to pop up a FileDialog to prompt the user > where to save (the FileDialog would have no visible parent window). > Otherwise you could override QWindow::event() and handle the close event, > but it's inconvenient to write the C++ and then change your QML to use the > custom subclass, for such an expected feature. I guess we will need to > think of an easier way. > > https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-31019 > > Ah, yes, I should have been more explicit in what I meant by "handling". I meant ignoring -- though I also missed the obvious onVisibleChanged.
Thanks! Josh
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