How do I make a menubar stick to the window in MacOSX?
Hi!
I have developed a program for Linux. I want it to look as much the same as possible when run on MacOSX. The problem is that I have a widget inside the QMainWindow that should have an own menubar. Mac places this menubar on the top of the desktop window as it does with all other mac programs. This could be ok if not the other menubar was placed on top of this bar, hiding it from the user.
So I wonder how I can make the widget menubar to stick to the widget so MacOS doesn't place the menubar on top of the desktopwindow?
pir
Re: How do I make a menubar stick to the window in MacOSX?
It would be useful if you posted a screenshot of what your application looks like on Linux and what it looks like when you run it on Mac OSX. However, the Qt documentation for QMenuBar says the following:
Quote:
QMenuBar on Qt/Mac
QMenuBar on Qt/Mac is a wrapper for using the system-wide menubar. If you have multiple menubars in one dialog the outermost menubar (normally inside a widget with widget flag Qt::Window) will be used for the system-wide menubar.
So, if you find that your child widget menu-bars do not display in the child widgets, it may be that this feature simply does not exist in the Mac version of Qt. You may be able to reproduce it using a horizontal layout of QLabels or QToolButtons, with context menus attached to each of the widgets. If you do this on the Mac, it might be easier to do the same on Linux.
Re: How do I make a menubar stick to the window in MacOSX?
Thanks! I need to test some different solutions, but it seems like your ideas works well. There seems like QToolButtons with menus will work just fine.
