Thanks for that, it worked but a little too well. I have three splitters on my GUI and would like to control the display of each individually. Any ideas on a per splitter basis?
Thanks
Thanks for that, it worked but a little too well. I have three splitters on my GUI and would like to control the display of each individually. Any ideas on a per splitter basis?
Thanks
Grogan![]()
Well, you may install styles for individual widgets instead of the whole application.
Resources:
- QApplication::setStyle()
- QWidget::setStyle()
- ProxyStyle in QtCentre Wiki
J-P Nurmi
Hi All,
I ended creating a specialised QSplitterHandle and overrode it's paintEvent.
Job done,
Thanks for your suggestions.
Best Regards,
Grogan![]()
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