Reimplementation Minimize button

[clousque]

Hi Folks,

I try to reimplement the minimize button by doing this in the slot connected to the button

void MainWindow::slotMinimizeWindow()
{
   this->setWindowState(Qt::WindowMinimized);
}

void MainWindow::slotMinimizeWindow()
{
   this->setWindowState(Qt::WindowMinimized);
}

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This works pretty well when the window was not full screen.

If the window was full screen (Qt::WindowFullScreen), clicking the task bar restores the window in non full screen state (Qt::WindowNoState). In this case, when minimizing, the window seems to go into an intermediary state corresponding to the previous non full screen state of the window...

Any advice would be appreciated

[ChrisW67]

Slot connected to what button? There's no exposed signal from the standard window minimise/restore/maximize controls (if they are present). What are you trying to do differently from the long accepted norms of behaviour for these window controls?

[clousque]

Sorry, my question was not very clear.

In fact, I have a frameless window with a QPushButton trying to behave like the minimize button. The clicked() signal of the QPushButton is connected to this slot:

void MainWindow::slotMinimizeWindow()
{
   this->setWindowState(Qt::WindowMinimized);
}

void MainWindow::slotMinimizeWindow()
{
   this->setWindowState(Qt::WindowMinimized);
}

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Hope this helps to understand my question.

Thanks

[clousque]

I answer myself,
Playing around WindowState is no the correct way to do the thing. Instead I used:

void MainWindow::slotMinimizeWindow()
{
   this->showMinimized();
}

void MainWindow::slotMinimizeWindow()
{
   this->showMinimized();
}

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Still learning...

[anda_skoa]

Since showMininized() is a slot, you can probably connect to it directly and don't need your slotMininizeWindow() anymore.

Cheers,
_

[clousque]

Thanks for the advice.