> > Seems to be ok now, example works fine.
> > I will have an eye on it and tell you if I encounter new problems.
> >
> > btw: Why has a modal window a Minimize button at all?
> > I always thought that "modal" means the user has to do something, and no
> > other action is allowed?
>
> Because yo
> Seems to be ok now, example works fine.
> I will have an eye on it and tell you if I encounter new problems.
>
> btw: Why has a modal window a Minimize button at all?
> I always thought that "modal" means the user has to do something, and no
> other action is allowed?
>
Because you are not on
Seems to be ok now, example works fine.
I will have an eye on it and tell you if I encounter new problems.
btw: Why has a modal window a Minimize button at all?
I always thought that "modal" means the user has to do something, and no other
action is allowed?
Am 28.09.2010 19:05, schrieb Benoît
> > I have problems with modal forms (OpenSuse, qt4 here).
> > There always can be done something with them that leads to trouble.
> > See example.
> >
> > If I can handle these things by "implementing the event handler", please
> > tell me how to. :-)
> >
> > Regards
> > Matti
>
> For the first
> I have problems with modal forms (OpenSuse, qt4 here).
> There always can be done something with them that leads to trouble.
> See example.
>
> If I can handle these things by "implementing the event handler", please
> tell me how to. :-)
>
> Regards
> Matti
For the first problem, it does not
I have problems with modal forms (OpenSuse, qt4 here).
There always can be done something with them that leads to trouble.
See example.
If I can handle these things by "implementing the event handler", please tell me
how to. :-)
Regards
Matti
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