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Qt-interest Archive, April 1998
General question about geometry management


Message 1 in thread

If you create a dialog with geometry management, does it automatically
resize the individual widgets with the dialog is resized? I need to make
one of my widgets capable of resizing horizontally and I'd rather not
implement the resizing stuff on my own (lazy). 

I'm trying to decide if I need to convert my dialog to geometry
management. 


David

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| David Ishee                                                        |
| MS grad student, Mechanical Engineering        dmi1@ra.msstate.edu |
| Mississippi State University                                       |
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Message 2 in thread

>>>>> "dmi1" == dmi1  <dmi1@Ra.MsState.Edu> writes:

  dmi1> If you create a dialog with geometry management, does it
  dmi1> automatically resize the individual widgets with the dialog is
  dmi1> resized? I need to make one of my widgets capable of resizing
  dmi1> horizontally and I'd rather not implement the resizing stuff
  dmi1> on my own (lazy).

Yes.

Marius


Message 3 in thread

dmi1@Ra.MsState.Edu wrote:
>I'm trying to decide if I need to convert my dialog to geometry
>management.
You do :)
IMHO, geometry management should be the default. Not only is it easier,
but it will make your interface look better in every case. All for free.
Well, I mean... easier *if* the Trolls did it; I know I'd go mad if I
had to implement some layout managers I just loved to use (e.g.
something called PackSplit in a toolkit called Trestle).
-Daniel


Message 4 in thread

"Daniel Solaz" <dsolaz@sistelcom.com>
> You do :)
> IMHO, geometry management should be the default. Not only is it easier,
> but it will make your interface look better in every case. All for free.
> Well, I mean... easier *if* the Trolls did it; I know I'd go mad if I
> had to implement some layout managers I just loved to use (e.g.
> something called PackSplit in a toolkit called Trestle).

Could you elaborate?  I don't know Trestle very well, and can't
remember looking at PackSplit at all.

Are there any other neat designs or ideas in Trestle that you'd like
to see in Qt?

--Arnt