Why not derive QFrame it self?
It is of course possible the way you are doing it too.
But other then that, that is the way to go, yes.
Wiseguy
Re: Custom QFrame
Why not derive QFrame it self?
It is of course possible the way you are doing it too.
But other then that, that is the way to go, yes.
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Re: Custom QFrame
Ok...but if I directly inherit from QFrame than how I can customize the frame border?Originally Posted by high_flyer
Wiseguy
Re: Custom QFrame
The same way you where doing it with subclassing QWidget - by overloading the paintEvent().
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Intermediate user
Re: Custom QFrame
ok I supose that but...in the paintEvent, how can I draw around the contents view? What is the right bounding of the contents? I try to use the contentsRect but then drawing is not so fine...later I try to post a portion of code.
Wiseguy
Re: Custom QFrame
look at QWidget::setContentsMargins ( )
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