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    Default Re: Embedded Widget events question

    Well, the state related method is mine, why do I need to work with proxy (regarding zooming) instead of widget itself?
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    Default Re: Embedded Widget events question

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkoSan View Post
    Well, the state related method is mine,
    You realize there is a QWidget::windowState() method, right?

    why do I need to work with proxy (regarding zooming) instead of widget itself?
    It seems more natural when dealing with graphics view to operate on the item level. If you resize the proxy, the widget should follow. That's not zooming, by the way.
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