Qt-interest Archive, December 2006
Designer quirks
Message 1 in thread
Qt Designer 4.2.1 behaves very strange (broken?) when using layouts and
resizing elements therein. Somehow when I use horizontal layouts with
splitters, the layout grows out of control. The only thing that helps is,
setting verything to a FIXED size. But that is very annoying, since it
doesn't allow for the user to change fonts. In Qt3 the Designer behaved
much more deterministic. To reproduce this behaviour I recommend playing
around a bit with (nested) layouts, spacers and splitters. I don't know if
this is a bug or if I am too stupid to use the designer. Any comments?
Arne
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Message 2 in thread
El Jueves 07 Diciembre 2006 10:47, Arne Schmitz escribió:
> Qt Designer 4.2.1 behaves very strange (broken?) when using layouts and
> resizing elements therein. Somehow when I use horizontal layouts with
> splitters, the layout grows out of control. The only thing that helps is,
> setting verything to a FIXED size. But that is very annoying, since it
> doesn't allow for the user to change fonts. In Qt3 the Designer behaved
> much more deterministic. To reproduce this behaviour I recommend playing
> around a bit with (nested) layouts, spacers and splitters. I don't know if
> this is a bug or if I am too stupid to use the designer. Any comments?
Well, I have used more qtdesigner-qt3 than qtdesigner-qt4 (anyway, no too
mmuch of any of them), but I found the same "problem". Or I am stupid too :-(
Regards, Damian.-
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Message 3 in thread
Did you try maing the top level form layout a grid layout?
Tim
On 12/7/06, Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer <perezmeyer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> El Jueves 07 Diciembre 2006 10:47, Arne Schmitz escribió:
> > Qt Designer 4.2.1 behaves very strange (broken?) when using layouts and
> > resizing elements therein. Somehow when I use horizontal layouts with
> > splitters, the layout grows out of control. The only thing that helps is,
> > setting verything to a FIXED size. But that is very annoying, since it
> > doesn't allow for the user to change fonts. In Qt3 the Designer behaved
> > much more deterministic. To reproduce this behaviour I recommend playing
> > around a bit with (nested) layouts, spacers and splitters. I don't know if
> > this is a bug or if I am too stupid to use the designer. Any comments?
>
> Well, I have used more qtdesigner-qt3 than qtdesigner-qt4 (anyway, no too
> mmuch of any of them), but I found the same "problem". Or I am stupid too :-(
>
> Regards, Damian.-
>
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> Mi experiencia me dice que lo que la gente quiere y necesita -en
> Indonesia, en Turquía, en Italia, en los Estados Unidos, en Brasil,
> en la Argentina o donde sea- es básicamente lo mismo. La gente
> quiere comida en la mesa, una vivienda básica, un gobierno que
> funcione, que en las fuerzas de seguridad haya personas confiables,
> a las que no tengan que tenerles miedo, educación y salud. ¡La gente
> de todo el mundo quiere lo mismo!
> Padre Thomas Michel, jesuita, especialista en diálogo interreligioso,
> en una entrevista de Elisabetta Piqué para La Nación, 27/09/2006.
> http://www.lanacion.com.ar/844069
>
> Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer
> http://perezmeyer.com.ar/
> https://perezmeyer.com.ar/ si es un desafortunado usuario de Speedy
>
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Message 4 in thread
El Domingo 10 Diciembre 2006 16:07, Tim Sutton escribió:
> Did you try maing the top level form layout a grid layout?
>
> Tim
Actually, no. I'll give it a try.
Thanks!
> On 12/7/06, Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer <perezmeyer@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> > El Jueves 07 Diciembre 2006 10:47, Arne Schmitz escribió:
> > > Qt Designer 4.2.1 behaves very strange (broken?) when using layouts and
> > > resizing elements therein. Somehow when I use horizontal layouts with
> > > splitters, the layout grows out of control. The only thing that helps
> > > is, setting verything to a FIXED size. But that is very annoying, since
> > > it doesn't allow for the user to change fonts. In Qt3 the Designer
> > > behaved much more deterministic. To reproduce this behaviour I
> > > recommend playing around a bit with (nested) layouts, spacers and
> > > splitters. I don't know if this is a bug or if I am too stupid to use
> > > the designer. Any comments?
> >
> > Well, I have used more qtdesigner-qt3 than qtdesigner-qt4 (anyway, no too
> > mmuch of any of them), but I found the same "problem". Or I am stupid too
> > :-(
> >
> > Regards, Damian.-
> >
> > --
> > Mi experiencia me dice que lo que la gente quiere y necesita -en
> > Indonesia, en Turquía, en Italia, en los Estados Unidos, en Brasil,
> > en la Argentina o donde sea- es básicamente lo mismo. La gente
> > quiere comida en la mesa, una vivienda básica, un gobierno que
> > funcione, que en las fuerzas de seguridad haya personas confiables,
> > a las que no tengan que tenerles miedo, educación y salud. ¡La gente
> > de todo el mundo quiere lo mismo!
> > Padre Thomas Michel, jesuita, especialista en diálogo interreligioso,
> > en una entrevista de Elisabetta Piqué para La Nación, 27/09/2006.
> > http://www.lanacion.com.ar/844069
> >
> > Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer
> > http://perezmeyer.com.ar/
> > https://perezmeyer.com.ar/ si es un desafortunado usuario de Speedy
> >
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