Hi. I was waiting for a reply too long so I didn't check this thread
I'm using my custom widget as a plug-in. I thought that is obvious![]()
Hi. I was waiting for a reply too long so I didn't check this thread
I'm using my custom widget as a plug-in. I thought that is obvious![]()
Last edited by THRESHE; 12th August 2008 at 16:10.
C++ & AMD forever
Well, after looking at the screenshot it's not so clear which is what. I guess QFilmOnSlider is the custom widget provided by a plugin. If it's not looking correct in the screenshot, how should it look like? Remember that we don't really know what you're implementing. Does the custom widget work properly in a layout? I mean, if you don't use Qt Designer but place the widget into a simple layout directly in code.
J-P Nurmi
Where are you jpn ?![]()
C++ & AMD forever
Honestly, I don't know what should I say, or what do you expect...Personally I would first assure that my custom widget works in layouts before even trying to integrate it to Qt Designer.
J-P Nurmi
Create a test app. Install a layout on the window and add different widgets to the layout (including your custom widgets) and check how it behaves when you resize the window.
J-P Nurmi
Damn I forgot when I place a simple plain widget to the layout it behaves the same![]()
C++ & AMD forever
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