problem with Tool button n Layout

[arjunasd]

Hi all

I am new to Qt and I used Designer to form a dialog. It looks good in the preview. But when I subclass it and use in a program, I have one the tool butttons alone elongated. The rest are all fine. I have attached the screenshot for reference. The problem is with the button in 3rd row and 2nd column. I did not write any code to change the size at all.

What could be the reason? Kindly help me.

Arjun

[marcel]

What layout did you use?
I think it is better if you'd post the UI.

[arjunasd]

I used a Grid layout. I have attached my UI.

Also, one more question, is there a way to allign the tool buttons to the center of each grid?

Thanks
Arjun

[marcel]

Everything seems alright, except that you don't have a top level layout.
Maybe there's something wrong in your code.
How do you set those images for the buttons? Do you alter their sizes in any way?
Are the images all the same size?

Also, one more question, is there a way to allign the tool buttons to the center of each grid?

Not sure what you mean.
Do you want them to be horizontally centered relatively to the top labels?

Regards

[arjunasd]

Everything seems alright, except that you don't have a top level layout.
Maybe there's something wrong in your code.
How do you set those images for the buttons? Do you alter their sizes in any way?
Are the images all the same size?

I just have these 2 components in the dialog. Should I have a top level layout compulsarily?
No I do not alter their sizes.
Yes. All are of the same image size.

Not sure what you mean.
Do you want them to be horizontally centered relatively to the top labels?

Yes. Horizontally center aligned.

Thanks
Arjun

[marcel]

Use this one.
The layout got pretty complex, but it works.

May I suggest that instead of using two columns of buttons use only one and select with a combo box or a check box whether you're modifying the stroke or fill color?

Regards

[arjunasd]

Use this one.
The layout got pretty complex, but it works.

I did not get you. Use which one? Did you attach any file to the message. I do not see it. If you dont mind can you attach it again.

May I suggest that instead of using two columns of buttons use only one and select with a combo box or a check box whether you're modifying the stroke or fill color?

Thanks for the suggestion. But I still would like it this way.

[marcel]

Sorry. I forgot to upload it. Must be the heat.

Here's the attachment too.

Regards

[arjunasd]

Thanks a lot. It works perfect now.

Also, one final question: How to make the dialog to have a fixed size. I made the sizepolicy to be [Fixed,Fixed,0,0] but still it grows.

So I am not sure how to make it of fixed size?

Thanks
Arjun

[marcel]

Use the following code in the constructor of the QDialog subclass:

setFixedSize(sizeHint());

setFixedSize(sizeHint());

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This is a common solution.

Another, better solution, but requires a top level layout (you have one ), is:

layout()->setSizeConstraint(QLayout::FixedSize);

layout()->setSizeConstraint(QLayout::FixedSize);

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This will keep the dialog at a fixed size, but it will also adjust the size in some situations, like when the system font changes.

Regards

[arjunasd]

Great help man. Thanks a lot.

[marcel]

You're welcome.