>On Wednesday 01 September 2004 22:36, Timothy Grant wrote:
>> 2) I can't set the QVBoxLayout object as the QApp.CentralWidget().
What >am
>> I missing here?
>Layout objects *manage* the arrangement of child widgets inside a
parent
>widget. They are not themselves a widget. You need to create a
Timothy Grant wrote:
Two questions on geometry management:
1) I have written some code containing a QSplitter, 2 QListViews, and
a QStatusBar. The QSplitter and the QStatusBar are then placed into a
QVBox. This works great until I resize the window, and then the
StatusBar starts to increase in hei
On Wednesday 01 September 2004 22:36, Timothy Grant wrote:
> 2) I can't set the QVBoxLayout object as the QApp.CentralWidget(). What am
> I missing here?
Layout objects *manage* the arrangement of child widgets inside a parent
widget. They are not themselves a widget. You need to create a QWid
Two questions on geometry management:
1) I have written some code containing a QSplitter, 2 QListViews, and
a QStatusBar. The QSplitter and the QStatusBar are then placed into a
QVBox. This works great until I resize the window, and then the
StatusBar starts to increase in height. I've been readi
