2 little questions

[kib2]

Hi,

I just wanted to know if inside the Designer :

1. we can set shortcut to an action. There is a field, but when I edit my action I cannot see any way to do this.
2. there is a way to set Stretch Factor to a splitter.

Thanks.

[wysota]

[*]we can set shortcut to an action. There is a field, but when I edit my action I cannot see any way to do this.

Yes. After choosing the shortcut field, simply press the shortcut you want to assign.

there is a way to set Stretch Factor to a splitter.

Stretch factors are in the sizePolicy group.

If you're asking about stretch factors of objects within a splitter, they will work properly although as far as I remember splitters in Designer might not respect them.

[kib2]

Yes. After choosing the shortcut field, simply press the shortcut you want to assign.

Yes, sorry I forgot to tell "without going in the Property Editor", I wanted to set them directly inside the "Action Editor" when double clicking on an action.

Stretch factors are in the sizePolicy group.

If you're asking about stretch factors of objects within a splitter, they will work properly although as far as I remember splitters in Designer might not respect them.

I wasn't aware of this and when I watched the resulting code, I have doubts.
If I make it by hand, I will code something like this (it's in Python, but we don't care in fact):

self.splitter.setStretchFactor(0,6)
self.splitter.setStretchFactor(1,1)

self.splitter.setStretchFactor(0,6)
self.splitter.setStretchFactor(1,1)

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In the resulting code, I don't have any of these.
But you're right, the Designer does not seems to respect the splitters policy when previewing your form.

[wysota]

Yes, sorry I forgot to tell "without going in the Property Editor", I wanted to set them directly inside the "Action Editor" when double clicking on an action.

No, the shortcut field is read-only. I'm sure you might post a suggestion to Qt Software about it though.

I wasn't aware of this and when I watched the resulting code, I have doubts.

"My" uic generates correct code that includes stretch factors

In the resulting code, I don't have any of these.

I do.

[kib2]

No, the shortcut field is read-only. I'm sure you might post a suggestion to Qt Software about it though.

Ok, I'll post a message.

"My" uic generates correct code that includes stretch factors

You've made your own one ?

[wysota]

No, I mean the default one Qt-C++ uses. I used "my" as an opposite to "your".