Editing resizeEvent of a form-set object

[wysota]

If you move the slider handler of the QSplitter, the size of its child widgets do change, but no the size of the QSplitter itself

That's how a splitter is to behave. Manipulating inside of a window shouldn't influence outside of the window. If you wish to resize the window, do it the way it is supposed to be done -- by dragging the outer window frame (or whatever mechanism exists in the window manager you are using).

[Momergil]

That's how a splitter is to behave. Manipulating inside of a window shouldn't influence outside of the window. If you wish to resize the window, do it the way it is supposed to be done -- by dragging the outer window frame (or whatever mechanism exists in the window manager you are using).

Well, I know that it is supposed to be so ^^ I was only telling anda_skoa the difference between what we get with moving the slider hander of QSplitter and what I actually want to grab

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Now I was thinking: if the QSplitter is inside a QGridLayout or something that when I resize the MainWindow it automatically resizes the QSpliter thanks to the layout, than actually I don't need the resizeEvent of the QSplitter, since it will happen always when the MainWindow's resizeEvent happens. :S