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    Question Set up geometry of vertically arranged windows

    Hello everybody!

    How to correctly set up geometry of two daughter windows (inherited from QDialog class) below main window (inherited from QMainWindow).
    The problem is that I cannot place all 3 windows exactly close to each other one by one.
    What I have is overlapping or some distance between borders of windows, etc.


    MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QMainWindow(parent), ui(new Ui::MainWindow)
    {
    ui->setupUi(this);

    QRect screenGeometry = QApplication::desktop()->screenGeometry();
    int MainWinWidth = 240;
    int MainWinHeight = 120;
    this->setWindowTitle("Main Window");
    this->setFixedSize(MainWinWidth, MainWinHeight);
    this->move(screenGeometry.width() - this->width(), screenGeometry.top());
    this->show();

    QRect MainWinRect = this->geometry();
    int VerWinHeight = 300;
    fVerSec = new VerticalSection(this);
    fVerSec->setWindowTitle(tr("Vertical Section"));
    fVerSec->resize(this->width(), VerWinHeight);
    fVerSec->move(this->geometry().left(), this->geometry().top() + this->height() - 1);
    fVerSec->show();

    flist_vsf = new list_vsf(this);
    flist_vsf->setWindowTitle(tr("Scans"));
    flist_vsf->resize(this->width(), screenGeometry.height() - fVerSec->geometry().top() - fVerSec->height());
    flist_vsf->move(this->geometry().left(), fVerSec->geometry().top() + fVerSec->geometry().height());
    flist_vsf->show();
    }

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    Default Re: Set up geometry of vertically arranged windows

    Try using the the dimensions (width/height) from QWindow::frameGeometry() as this geometry includes the windows frame.
    You might need also QWindow::frameMargins().

    Hope this helps.
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    Default Re: Set up geometry of vertically arranged windows

    I cannot find frameMargins propertie in a QDialog

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    Default Re: Set up geometry of vertically arranged windows

    You need to get the QWindows objects from your application with QGuiApplication::allWindows(), or QGuiApplication::topLevelWindows().
    Each Qt application has a qApp pointer to the QGuiApplication singleton.
    You can access it anywhere in your application.
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