Hi,
Thanks for your answer !
You're right, the right way is to implement the event method in my class
:) (I've fund this yesterday evening :) )
But, I do the trick differently, using self.isMinimized() because my
class is a QDialog subclass.
Thanks !
Strato
PS: for the other need of handling the "close" button on the window
manager decoration, I've also found how to solve this.
David Boddie a écrit :
Strato,
erratum: I've found my mystake about the "minimized()" method of the
QWidget class: is not a method, and the real method works: isMinimized() :)
btw my main problem (handle when the user click on the minimized button
remains)
Unfortunately, as you noticed, there isn't a signal to tell you when the
user minimizes the window. However, there should be a way to do this by
monitoring the events sent to the widget. In your widget's class definition,
add an event() implementation like the following:
class Window(QWidget):
def event(self, event):
if isinstance(event, QHideEvent):
if self.windowState() & Qt.Minimized != 0:
# Do something to hide the window.
self.hide()
return QWidget.event(self, event)
Good luck!
David
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