Dear all,
I've posted some time ago a question about moving widgets simultaneously.
However, the proposed solutions were unsatisfactory.
That is probably because I've expressed my needs in a non useful way. So
here it goes.
I need to glue together two widgets, so that when one moves, the other
Hi Sensei,
I have a master dialog with a slave dialog attached to one border. This was
done using eventFilter in the slave to listen to the master Move and Resize
events - not MouseMove. It's only 10 lines of code, works well and there is
no jerkiness. It put the code in the slave, since
Dear all,
I'm trying to avoid sub-classing a widget, because I don't really need
it. However, I'd like to apply a mask to it, but I'm looking at a weird
behavior.
First of all, I don't know how I can apply a mask on a widget that is
currently being created (and hidden). If I try to mask it,
I was just compiling the new Qt 5.1rc, and I noticed that one of the configure options was -optimized-qmake, which is disabled by default. I was wondering why that was, or, more to the point, why WOULDN'T I want an optimized qmake? Isn't optimization a good thing?
