In that case it is highly probable that the bug is on your side. It's just hidden somewhere in a big and complex project. That's why it's always a good idea to put up together a minimal compilable test application reproducing the problem.
Actually, QMainWindow IS A QWidget. And QWidget::showFullScreen() functionality is implemented in QWidget code. I doubt you can reproduce the problem with a plain QMainWindow either. If you can reproduce it with a QMainWindow subclass, then the problem might be in that subclass.However I'm working with Qt3.3.5 and window is a QMainWindow not a QWidget.
J-P Nurmi
How can I catch the signal emitted when launch mw->showMaximized()? And a way to know when resize (after showMaximized()) is completed?
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