Re: How to sendEvent QPaintEvent ?
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Because if it did, you would immediately have asked why the title bar behaved differently that ones from native applications
I don't, i swear. :)
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If they did, it would be fair if you gave them all the money you earn by writing software. I don't think that is really what you want.
All already done, just need paint on mainwindow instead QGraphicsWidget. Maybe make feature create QGraphicsWidget outside QGraphicsScene.
Re: How to sendEvent QPaintEvent ?
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Originally Posted by
SABROG
I don't, i swear. :)
Yes, you would. You do it even now. You have translucency yet it is not enough because you wanted translucency and window decorations :cool:
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All already done, just need paint on mainwindow instead QGraphicsWidget. Maybe make feature create QGraphicsWidget outside QGraphicsScene.
Yes, and maybe few other things too. Maybe they should even write a class that implements any possible program in the world... Let's be serious now. You want (need) something, do it. You can then share it with others - that's the beauty of Open Source. Don't wait until others do your job for you.
Re: How to sendEvent QPaintEvent ?
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wysota
Yes, you would. You do it even now. You have translucency yet it is not enough because you wanted translucency and window decorations :cool:
It's becouse this my answer about question what Qt can't do for now, but can internally like QZipReader/QZipWriter (for ODF, but not for .zip archives).
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Originally Posted by
wysota
Yes, and maybe few other things too. Maybe they should even write a class that implements any possible program in the world... Let's be serious now. You want (need) something, do it. You can then share it with others - that's the beauty of Open Source. Don't wait until others do your job for you.
I ask, becouse may be i missed something. But thanks anyway.
Re: How to sendEvent QPaintEvent ?
If you have some functionality, you will always want more once you start using it. That's perfectly normal and perfectly fine. Let's just remember we're not the only people using the framework and there may be functionality waiting to be implemented that is important for more than <1% of the users and the resources to implement it are limited.