On 24 May 2024, at 00:52, David M. Cotter <d...@kjams.com> wrote:
I need to do something like this: windowP->layout()->updateGeometry(); // causes all widget geometry to update DoSomethingImportant(windowP->GetWidget(“someWidget”).geometry()); // do something with the geometry of a widget (which must be up to date) windowP->setGeometry(windowP->GetInitialGeometry()); // pos/size now based on the fact that we KNOW the geometry of one of the widgets BEFORE the window is shown windowP->show(); // only NOW show the window, NOT before now How do I do something like the first line? Cause all widget geometry (Recursively), to know / figure out its size AND position? And this BEFORE the window or any widget is “shown” via the windowP->show() command? Please don’t try to tell me to do it differently. If you don’ know how to answer it, please don’t chime in, thanks. -Dave Hi David, QLayout::activate should do what you are looking for. And QLayout::sizeHint should give you the size the layout would the window to have. You might be able to just call windowP->sizeHint() though. It might depend on what your various functions do, though. If any of them changes any widget’s content in such a way that the widget’s sizeHint would change (in which case that widget is supposed to call QWidget::updateGeometry, which posts a layout requests event), then you are back in some asynchronous situation where the processing of events will result in the layout activating again, after you showed the window. Forcing the processing of QEvent::LayoutRequest with QCoreApplication::sendPostedEvents before calling windowP->show() might help then. Or you can deactivate the layout, or give windowP a fixed size based on its sizeHint, when you are confident that future changes should be ignored. Volker
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