like this, the lines alway cover my other widget. Althought I use Qt::WindowStaysOnTopHint to set other widget, it doesn't work.
how can I solve the problom?
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So, I have a QFrame with its layout set as a QGridLayout.
Within this layout I have tiles in rows of 16 which represent something of a palette.
I want this grid of tiles to be separated by lines, like a grid should be. I can do this easily with the tiles' paintEvents.
However, the obvious problem is that between the tiles, the lines are doubled up. When I scale this up for other applications, the difference becomes even more noticeable.
So, is there a way to create a gridline overlay for my QFrame? I have considered converting the whole thing to a view/scene solution, and using drawForeground, however this seems like a completely inappropriate use of the paradigm.
Thanks for any assistance!
Put the QFrame into a QGridLayout, then put a custom QWidget with transparent background and paintEvent that paints the grid on top of it (same QGridLayout position).
Or since you already have a QGridLayout, just put the custom QWidget in that, above the tiles, filling the entire grid.
A side note, are you sure you want QFrame there, or if just QWidget would do? Just saying, because with QFrame you get that 1990's look into your UI... If you do want that then go ahead, just saying.
First of all, I'm fairly new with Qt and Qt Creator so go easy if this is a stupid question.
I was practicing using Qt Creator, playing around with css styles. In particular, I'm trying to get the menubar and its menus to look something like this (on Windows): http://i.stack.imgur.com/9lMnQ.png.
However, the closest I've been able to get so far is this: http://i.stack.imgur.com/5Nlen.png.
I've searched online to see if anyone has tried something like this but I wasn't able to find anything.
The only possible solution I can think of is if the menubar item (with no bottom border) could be rendered in above the menu, so that they overlap, covering its top border over the width that they overlap.
If that won't work or is impossible or whatever please do suggest any other solutions/workarounds/hacks.
Thanks in advance!
I think that the only good solution is to avoid any tricks and create a new widget:
Create a new class inherited from QWidget with Qt::Popup attribute.
Place a QMenu into a layout of the widget.
Get a position of QMenuBar item which is clicked using QMenuBar::getActionGeometry.
Calculate position of the widget and of the tab in the widget to be placed over the menubar item.
Customize form of the widget using QWidget::setMask to make it look like a rectangle with a tab.
Show your widget instead of QMenu.
I have some QLabels in a QWindow. They might have some space in common. I want to know how can I change label's depth. In default situation the label which defined later is on the previews ones.
You can define an indent for each widget and call raise_ function in sort of their indent.
for label in labels:
label.raise_()
you should use raise, like :
labelname.raise_()
All widgets have methods for this.
widget.stackUnder(another_widget) #relative postition
widget.lower() # send to the bottom
widget.raise_() # send to the top
See documentation on QWidget
I'm making a widget that consists of a QGridLayout which maps out a QSlider and a few QPushButtons. In my widget, I'm able to position the buttons against the rightmost side of the container widget. The slider, however, is a bit more problematic.
I want the slider to be positioned such that the groove and handle extend all the way over to the point where the handle can be positioned flush against the widget boundary. I've tried a few things including changing the stylesheet margin properties for the groove and messing with the functions provided by QGridLayout, but I can't seem to figure out how to accomplish this.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I discovered that there is no easy, reliable method of ensuring that a QSlider be dynamically sizeable within a QGridLayout.
The best way of implementing a widget like this that I've found was to place the labels using QWidget::move(x,y) and using coordinates relative to the slider's size/position.
I'm trying to put two pictures in the QGraphicsScene. One is fixed and the other one is movable. But I succeed only in putting those pictures in the QGraphicsScene, I can't move them. How can I achieve this?
You have to make sure the item is movable. Have a look at QGraphicsItem::setFlag.
You'll have to do something like this :
myImageItem->setFlag(QGraphicsItem::ItemIsMovable, true);