Hi,
The short answer is NO - Qt does not guarantee that designer created layouts
look identical on all platforms. Especially on Mac where the minimum sizes
are much larger due to the larger default font size and layout margins.
The same widget type will have different default minimum sizes d
Your issue is that while your size code might be the same between
platforms, fonts and therefore font sizes are not. The fonts are usually
larger on linux. This of course results in the necessity for a larger
minimum value for your window size. The most obvious fix is to set the
minimum window
Hi All,
First of all, I have had a look at the documentation, I’ve tried various
combinations of setting minimum sizes, different size policies, calling
updateGeometry() and adjustSize(), I’ve searched the forum for “qwidget
minimum size” and others, I’ve asked Google…and I’m still stuck.
*Backgr
On terça-feira, 1 de janeiro de 2013 19.12.33, Philippe wrote:
> > The QMap implementation was completely changed in Qt 5.0. In Qt 4, it was
> > a
> > skiplist; in Qt 5, it's an RB tree -- the same implementation as Qt 3.
>
> What was the motivation for this change?
Because the Qt 4 implementation
> The QMap implementation was completely changed in Qt 5.0. In Qt 4, it was a
> skiplist; in Qt 5, it's an RB tree -- the same implementation as Qt 3.
What was the motivation for this change?
Philippe
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On terça-feira, 1 de janeiro de 2013 16.58.06, Frank Hemer wrote:
> Done, @see here:
> https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-28893
>
> Thanks Thiago for the detailed diff - looking over the code I suspect the
> splitting into several sections being an old issue that was possibly never
> re
On Sunday 30 December 2012 16:50:50 Thiago Macieira wrote:
> On domingo, 30 de dezembro de 2012 18.35.20, Frank Hemer wrote:
> > In QT5, QSettings with IniFormat being used with keys like
> > 'general/entry1'
> > do write all items into a '%General' section.
> > This is what the doc explains as a w
