How to fit Qt application in phone window? When app is being designed it fixes the size of controls like combobox, calendar etc. When I run in emulator they are squeezed but, I want them to resize n fit in window as per the size of window.
Try using showFullScreen instead of show.
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I need a fullscreen window in QML. However, it must not be exclusive fullscreen. My application must work with accessible applications such as Windows On-screen Keyboard and Magnifier. If my application runs in exclusive fullscreen, it will stay on top of other accessible applications making them useless.
With QWidget, I can call showFullscreen() and get what I needed (a window that cover the entire screen while letting other accessible applications stay on top of it.
With QML, there are a few few ways to make the window fullscreen. However, all of the methods I've tried result in exclusive fullscreen.
I've tried all answers suggested here. To summarize I've tried setting visibility: "FullScreen". I've tried manually setting the width and height to match the screen resolution.
I'm new to Qt and I'm trying to figure out a way to auto-resize in Qt. The goal is for the user to be able to drag the window to make it bigger and everything resizes to the size of the window. Does anyone have any tips?
I have a 1024x768 Qt3 application, and want to run it on a smaller tablet display. Isn't there a way to zoom out the application window, so to fit the display? I mean: not resize widget by widget, but at very low level, frame by frame, as if it were a video. The window should respond to mouse and keyboard, obviously.
Thank you!
John
you can start x11vnc server where your qt3 app is running and vnc client on the tablet
x11vnc -id qt3_app_window_id -scale required_scale -geometry 1024x768
When running air application and clicking the windows resize button (+ on a mac) , how is the new size determined? can that be controlled somehow?
Thanks
You can try listenting to resizing event or displayStateChange event and then set your own sizes.
You can also play with maximizible property of NativeWindow(it can't be changed after window is created, however, you can define it initially).
I am using Qt to construct an application. My MainWindow consists of an image of a map which I would like to be resized to the fit the window. This means when the window gets smaller the image gets smaller and vice versa. When the user selects a point on that image I want to remove this feature. I am new to Qt and haven't been able to figure this out. I am using QGraphicsView for this.
QGraphicsView::fitInView