You will need to play with Qt::WindowFlags. There is one example in qt
installation folder "examples\widgets\windowflags" to better understand all
these flags.
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 9:05 AM, Damian Ivanov wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I did not find it but I thought I ask on this list if someone knows
>
Hi all,
I did not find it but I thought I ask on this list if someone knows
for it's existence.
For a Menu { id: myMenu } I can call it like a contextMenu by calling
it via myMenu.popup()
and it will popup at current mouse position and if clicked outside of
the myMenu it is automatically hidden ag
Hi all,
I did not find it but I thought I ask on this list if someone knows
for it's existence.
For a Menu { id: myMenu } I can call it like a contextMenu by calling
it via myMenu.popup()
and it will popup at current mouse position and if clicked outside of
the myMenu it is automatically hidden ag
