> On Thursday 26 May 2011, Onur-Hayri Bakici wrote:
> > > the dialog is a top level widget/window (it's used to have standalone
> > > windows), and is not influenced by its parent widget.
> > > instead, you put an Item inside the dialog and to control the size you
> > > either set the one of the dialog or its internal widget
> >
> > Thank you for the clou, however I came across another limitation. The
> > PlasmaCore.Dialog Component only requires a QGraphicsWidget as the
> > mainItem. When I put a ListView into the QGraphicsWidget, it doesn't get
> > displayed. Is there maybe any other way to bypass this problem?
>
> that strange, in the source code (you can take a look atkde-
> runtime/plasma/declarativeimports/core/dialog.cpp )
> there are 2 different code paths for qgraphicswidgets and
> qdeclarativeitems, there could be a bug there, but iirc i'm already ising
> normal
> qdeclaraticeitems elsewhere (note that they have to have a width and height
> set before being setted in the dialog, or the dialog could remain with 0,0
> size)
Yeah I just figured out that this was the case. I did not set the height/width.
So this solved my problem:
QGraphicsWidget {
height: myListView.height
width: myListView.width
ListView {
id: myListView
height: 200
width: 200
anchors.fill: parent
// some more stuff
}
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