> Danny, show us your overload, or even better a minimum runnable example.
>
> You should also catch the mousePressEvent and prevent the press from being
> delivered to the Qt event machinery, e.g. call event.ignore() on left
> clicks.
>
> Consequently, you should start the drag yourself in th
On Tuesday 21 September 2010, 18:30:33 danny wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I'm in progress dragging icons off a toolbar. I currently create
> QToolButtons and use addWidget to add them to the toolbar. I am starting
> the drag by connecting to the pressed even of the QToolButton, e.g.
>
> button.pressed.conne
Howdy,
I'm in progress dragging icons off a toolbar. I currently create QToolButtons
and use addWidget to add them to the toolbar. I am starting the drag by
connecting to the pressed even of the QToolButton, e.g.
button.pressed.connect(self.startDrag)
Life is good. I have a small visual artifact
