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    Default A bug in window resize

    In the file attached to this message there is a small demo application which tries to mimic how GoogleChrom works. The idea that when the window is maximized we don't really need the window borders and we can remove them to free more user space.

    Howver, when maximizing the window, the window will toggle between 3 states, not 2
    1) normal
    2) maximized without border
    3) pseudo full screen

    This is triggeered by the resize() call, if commented out, the maximize/unmiximize
    works as expected with 2 states. I can reproduce this over several Qt versions on Windows+Linux. Does anyone have a good work around for this?
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    Last edited by elcuco; 20th October 2009 at 23:05. Reason: spelling error

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    Default Re: A bug in window resize

    Can anyone reproduce this on their system? Just run the attached file and say "yes" or "no".

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    Default Re: A bug in window resize

    no problem on FC12 with gcc

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