Qt-interest Archive, March 2002
QTabWidget bug with Qt 3.02
Message 1 in thread
We've run into what appears to be another Qt bug. Has anyone seen this yet?
It is occurring on Win2k systems with Qt 3.02 installed (haven't installed
3.02 on our WinNT systems yet).
We have a QTabWidget that can have a various number of tabs (let's say it
has six for this example). These are displayed on the main window on the
right side of a splitter (list view on the left). When the tabs are
initially displayed, they are all shown. If you click on let's say the
third tab, all the other tabs disappear and the tab you selected stays in
its original position. So you basically have a tab in the center of the
area. If you move the mouse next to the side of it and click, the other tab
will appear and the previous will disappear. The tabs are not all shown
again at any point (unless you restart the program).
Thoughts? Has this bug been reported to Qt?
Sherri D. Hodgson
Applied Research Associates, Inc.
962 W. John Sims Parkway
Niceville, FL 32578-1823
Phone: 850-678-5222
Fax: 850-678-6997
www.ara.com
Message 2 in thread
> Niceville, FL 32578-1823
"Niceville" ??!! Is this a real place? :-)
Nick
Message 3 in thread
I have also run into this problem, and if I don't recall incorrectly it
is reproducable on both Linux and Windows.
/Mauritz
Underscore AB
Sherri D. Hodgson wrote:
>We've run into what appears to be another Qt bug. Has anyone seen this yet?
>It is occurring on Win2k systems with Qt 3.02 installed (haven't installed
>3.02 on our WinNT systems yet).
>
>We have a QTabWidget that can have a various number of tabs (let's say it
>has six for this example). These are displayed on the main window on the
>right side of a splitter (list view on the left). When the tabs are
>initially displayed, they are all shown. If you click on let's say the
>third tab, all the other tabs disappear and the tab you selected stays in
>its original position. So you basically have a tab in the center of the
>area. If you move the mouse next to the side of it and click, the other tab
>will appear and the previous will disappear. The tabs are not all shown
>again at any point (unless you restart the program).
>
>Thoughts? Has this bug been reported to Qt?
>
>Sherri D. Hodgson
>Applied Research Associates, Inc.
>962 W. John Sims Parkway
>Niceville, FL 32578-1823
>Phone: 850-678-5222
>Fax: 850-678-6997
>www.ara.com
>
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>List archive and information: http://qt-interest.trolltech.com
>
Message 4 in thread
This is a bug which was introduced when the Trolls tried to fix a
problem with the Windows XP style plugin and broke the classic style
into the bargain.
It's reported (by me, at least) and I believe there is a retro fix for
it should you ask for it.
-- Paul.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sherri D. Hodgson [mailto:shodgson@ara.com]
> Sent: 13 March 2002 14:38
> To: QT Mailing List
> Subject: QTabWidget bug with Qt 3.02
>
>
> We've run into what appears to be another Qt bug. Has anyone
> seen this yet? It is occurring on Win2k systems with Qt 3.02
> installed (haven't installed 3.02 on our WinNT systems yet).
>
> We have a QTabWidget that can have a various number of tabs
> (let's say it has six for this example). These are displayed
> on the main window on the right side of a splitter (list view
> on the left). When the tabs are initially displayed, they
> are all shown. If you click on let's say the third tab, all
> the other tabs disappear and the tab you selected stays in
> its original position. So you basically have a tab in the
> center of the area. If you move the mouse next to the side
> of it and click, the other tab will appear and the previous
> will disappear. The tabs are not all shown again at any
> point (unless you restart the program).
>
> Thoughts? Has this bug been reported to Qt?
>
> Sherri D. Hodgson
> Applied Research Associates, Inc.
> 962 W. John Sims Parkway
> Niceville, FL 32578-1823
> Phone: 850-678-5222
> Fax: 850-678-6997
> www.ara.com
>
> --
> List archive and information: http://qt-interest.trolltech.com
>
