qsplitter

[marc2050]

Hi.

When I created a vertical splitter with 5 splits.
Everytime my mouse hover over the edge of the splits, there is change in the mouse pointer and I could adjust the size of the splits. How do I disable that? I just want fixed size and no change to the sizes.
Another question is, when I created a button in one of the splits. the button always left align. How do I make it centre aligned? There dont seem to be a align function somewhere.

Thanks!

[SixDegrees]

The whole point of a splitter is to allow resizing. If you don't want the user to resize the layout, just use a layout that enforces the geometry you want to impose.

While you're doing that, read up on the details of layouts, as they're the answer to your second question.

[marc2050]

Thanks.

I did this codes:
QVBoxLayout *vBox3 = new QVBoxLayout();
vBox3->addWidget(mywidget1);
vBox3->addWidget(mywidget2);

But how do I encapsulate this layout into a kind of a widget so I could add them?
I cannot put vBox3 as the widget parameter. I tried QGroupbox and it worked.
But I dont want QGroupBox. Is there something similar to such encapsulating function to make the vBox3 into a widget?

[Santosh Reddy]

I guess you are looking to add a layout to a widget

QWidget* widget = new QWidget();
 
QVBoxLayout *vBox3 = new QVBoxLayout();
vBox3->addWidget(mywidget1);
vBox3->addWidget(mywidget2);
 
widget->setLayout(vBox3); // adds the layout to the widget

QWidget* widget = new QWidget();

QVBoxLayout *vBox3 = new QVBoxLayout();
vBox3->addWidget(mywidget1);
vBox3->addWidget(mywidget2);

widget->setLayout(vBox3); // adds the layout to the widget

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