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    Default Implementing Resize funtionality

    Hi Trolls.
    I have a customs frameless widget and i will like to add to the borders the rezise funtionality.
    Could someone give me some pointer on how to achieve this?
    How can I save the point that the user whants to enlarge the widget when he drag the border And set that size to the widget?
    Any help will be much appreciated
    Thanks
    CJC

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    Default Re: Implementing Resize funtionality

    To clarify a little my questions.
    I can get the point of the cursor that the user is draggin to resize.
    This QPoint returns x and y coords.
    How can i "translade" those cords to Width and Heith to set in the widget?
    Thanks
    CJC

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    Default Re: Implementing Resize funtionality

    Quote Originally Posted by PiXeL16 View Post
    How can i "translade" those cords to Width and Heith to set in the widget?
    Try QWidget::mapFromGlobal().

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