QToolBox Formatting

Hi folks,

Here's a basic QToolBox:

http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/attach...1&d=1136664547

How do I bring down the spacing between the tabs to zero? For example the gap between ToolBox Item 1 and ToolBox Item 2

I know this is basic, but I can't find it!

Ta,
C.

I think this depends on the style. You'll have to alter the style. Did you tried other styles?

Thanks Axel,

When I use the '-style plastique' flag it does produce that nicer "tab" style tab:

http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/attach...1&d=1136724318

But what I had in mind was something more like:

http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/attach...1&d=1136724418

Not so much the colours and shading style, but the inter-tab spacing. Any ideas?

Thanks
Chris

Use a proxystyle to replace the code for handling the toolbox with your own code. Proxystyle is explained here:

http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/qq09-q-and-a.html#style

Thanks Axel, so it's not quite as trivial as I'd hoped...:eek:

Oh, the (in)famous "outlook nav bar issue" again :D

We found it easier to implement such a widget using a set of buttons (or frames), splitter and a stacked widget instead of a QToolBox. The buttons just cause the stacked widget page to change.

Hi again

Boredom and foolishness led me to try re-implementing QToolBox, to see if I could make something with easier access to it's layout. By some miraculous good fortune it worked, check out the pic:

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If anyone wants the source I'll put it up here later.

Thanks!
Chris

Of course we are interested in the source.

Here it is,

In summary:
I've put the QToolBoxButton into a seperate ToolBoxButton class, and moved all the internal QToolBoxPrivate stuff into the ToolBox class where I could get at it's bits. Then it was just a case of putting a

Code:

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layout->setSpacing(0);

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in the constructor.

Cheers!
Chris
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