Ok, nice tip Necoro! Thanks, but is not what i wanted.
I have already a context menu which shows and hide the app, but i want to
replace that by doing on click on the systrayicon (left button click) to
show and to hide:
Click on systray, hide...
Click on systray, show...
and so on and on...
By the way could you be more specific to my example app? Sorry to disturb
you. :$
Thanks!!
David:
Yes, i saw the QT example docs of systray, but does not help me much about
the problem of when i close the app.
And like i said, i dont know nothing about C++... indeed is not too dificult
to compare or convert the example to python/qt, but well... i am doing my
best.
I will search later about that problem on QT forums.
2007/7/23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Gustavo A. Díaz schrieb:
> Another thing i wan to implement is to click on the systray of the app
and
> hide it, and click again to show it. I was trying but without
success...
>
this is how I've done it:
Qt.QObject.connect(self.systray,
Qt.SIGNAL("activated(QSystemTrayIcon::ActivationReason)"),
self.cb_systray_activated)
def cb_systray_activated (self, reason):
if reason != Qt.QSystemTrayIcon.Context: # do not react on context
menu
calls
if self.windowState() & Qt.Qt.WindowMinimized: # window is
minimized
self.show()
self.showNormal()
else: # window is not minimized
self.setWindowState(self.windowState() |
Qt.Qt.WindowMinimized)
Regards,
Necoro
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