Override QSplitter to draw new handle

[grogan]

Hi,
Using Qt4.1 is there a quick/easy way to override the drawing of a QSplitter handle. I would like to get rid of those little dots. I tried overriding the paintEvent which did not work, then I got to thinking that maybe I need to create a new QSplitterHandle and override it's paint event but that just seems like a lot of hard work for what I want to do.

Many thanks

[jpn]

Maybe a custom style overriding QStyle::drawControl(QStyle::CE_Splitter)?

[grogan]

Thanks for that, it worked but a little too well. I have three splitters on my GUI and would like to control the display of each individually. Any ideas on a per splitter basis?

Thanks

[jpn]

Well, you may install styles for individual widgets instead of the whole application.

Resources:

• QApplication::setStyle()
• QWidget::setStyle()
• ProxyStyle in QtCentre Wiki

[grogan]

Hi All,
I ended creating a specialised QSplitterHandle and overrode it's paintEvent.

Job done,

Thanks for your suggestions.

Best Regards,