2 little questions

Hi,

I just wanted to know if inside the Designer :

1. we can set shortcut to an action. There is a field, but when I edit my action I cannot see any way to do this.
2. there is a way to set Stretch Factor to a splitter.

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by kib2

[*]we can set shortcut to an action. There is a field, but when I edit my action I cannot see any way to do this.

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Yes. After choosing the shortcut field, simply press the shortcut you want to assign.

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there is a way to set Stretch Factor to a splitter.

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Stretch factors are in the sizePolicy group.

If you're asking about stretch factors of objects within a splitter, they will work properly although as far as I remember splitters in Designer might not respect them.

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Originally Posted by wysota

Yes. After choosing the shortcut field, simply press the shortcut you want to assign.

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Yes, sorry I forgot to tell "without going in the Property Editor", I wanted to set them directly inside the "Action Editor" when double clicking on an action.

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Originally Posted by wysota

Stretch factors are in the sizePolicy group.

If you're asking about stretch factors of objects within a splitter, they will work properly although as far as I remember splitters in Designer might not respect them.

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I wasn't aware of this and when I watched the resulting code, I have doubts.
If I make it by hand, I will code something like this (it's in Python, but we don't care in fact):

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self.splitter.setStretchFactor(0,6)
self.splitter.setStretchFactor(1,1)

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In the resulting code, I don't have any of these.
But you're right, the Designer does not seems to respect the splitters policy when previewing your form.

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Originally Posted by kib2

Yes, sorry I forgot to tell "without going in the Property Editor", I wanted to set them directly inside the "Action Editor" when double clicking on an action.

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No, the shortcut field is read-only. I'm sure you might post a suggestion to Qt Software about it though.

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I wasn't aware of this and when I watched the resulting code, I have doubts.

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"My" uic generates correct code that includes stretch factors :)

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In the resulting code, I don't have any of these.

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I do.

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Originally Posted by wysota

No, the shortcut field is read-only. I'm sure you might post a suggestion to Qt Software about it though.

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Ok, I'll post a message.

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Originally Posted by wysota

"My" uic generates correct code that includes stretch factors :)

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You've made your own one ?

No, I mean the default one Qt-C++ uses. I used "my" as an opposite to "your".