On Wednesday May 25 2016 06:28:27 Adam Light wrote: Hi Adam,
> In our application, we have the following code in a > QApplication::eventFilter reimplementation for this exact reason: > > case QEvent::ChildAdded: ... > > theChildWidget->setAttribute(Qt::WA_LayoutUsesWidgetRect, true); That's very interesting, I hadn't yet realised there was a way to do this for every widget created. > We do this on Macintosh and Windows. Testing I did years ago did not show > any effect on Windows, but without doing this on Macintosh the layouts of > many of our dialogs do not look very good. The attribute probably doesn't I find that layouts of cross-platform applications that haven't been tweaked for OS X don't look good in general (as if being rendered in some kind of accessibility mod), but that's most likely not related to this attribute. > actually need to be set on every widget type, but I didn't notice much harm > in doing so. Not even in comboboxes? I checked a few yesterday that in the end turned out to be clipped for other reasons, and they got even more clipped with this attribute set. > I believe that if you set a style sheet on a widget, then it's style will > no longer be/derive from QMacStyle on Macintosh. So one solution might be > not using QWidget::setStyleSheet. It was my understanding that the problem indeed arises when QMacStyle is not being used, but in my case that wasn't because of style sheets. R. _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
