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    Default Is there a resizeable layout

    My application shall basicly have a similar layout as pgAdmin (see attachment): Left side a tree widget with one column, and right side a stacked widget with changing content depending on what is selected in the tree view.

    What kind of layout is available in the toolbox to have a vertical bar between the tree view and the stacked widget to resize the space occupied by the two with the mouse at runtime?
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    Default Re: Is there a resizeable layout

    You need a splitter (third or fourth item in the "Form" menu).

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    Default Re: Is there a resizeable layout

    Oh, I overlooked it completely - maybe because those splitter layouts are allways disabled (greyed out). Are they not applicable on the top level (main window), or are there any other constraints?

    Edit:

    Stupid me, the two related widgets must be selected to enable the sptitter layouts of cause.

    Thanks!
    Last edited by seneca; 14th January 2006 at 21:06.

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