>>> -QtView::QtView(unsigned int width, unsigned int height)
>>> +QtView::QtView()
>>> : QMainWindow(), LyXView(), commandbuffer_(0), frontend_(*this)
>>> {
>>> - resize(width, height);
>>> -
>>> qApp->setMainWidget(this);
>>>
>>> - bufferview_.reset(new BufferView(this, width, height));
>>> + bufferview_.reset(new BufferView(this, width(), height()));
>> I think there might be a problem there. BufferView needs the size of the
>> WorkArea but width() and height() will give you the size of the window,
>> including menubar and toolbars.
>
> No, this is given by frameGeometry, see
> http://doc.trolltech.com/4.1/geometry.html
> same for Qt3
>
>> But I guess this is OK now because a resize event will happen just
>> afterward and readjust the BufferView to the proper WorkArea size. So I
>> guess that passing 100x100 or whatever will produce the same effect.
Having an additional look at the docs, it seems I was wrong. But
I had no problems with this code, as you explained.
Peter
