Il 02/09/25 11:32, Liang Qi ha scritto:
Based on doc,https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qwindow.htmlvoid QWindow::show() Shows the window. void QWindow::requestActivate() Requests the window to be activated, i.e. receive keyboard focus. They are different things, show() will not make the window isActive(), requestActivate() is needed to test keyboard input and etc afterwards. Especially for Wayland, on Xcb or X11, perhaps our implementation forced the window to be active when show() was called. We have tickets in jira.
... which likely means we won't be able to ever change that behavior as too much code depends on it?
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