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Hi, When two or more dock widgets are stacked on top of each other a QTabBar is then used to select which of the widgets that should be displayed. This looks and works great, however the status of this QTabBar does not seem to be stored/restored when the application is restarted or via QMainWindow::saveState() and QMainWindow::restoreState(). To further worsen matters if you select one that isn't the first tab, minimize and then restore the QMainWindow, the panel selection is lost and the first tab is selected once more. Regards, Simon -- [ signature omitted ]
On Wednesday 04 April 2007 12:55, Simon Bourne wrote: > When two or more dock widgets are stacked on top of each other a > QTabBar is then used to select which of the widgets that should be > displayed. This looks and works great, however the status of this > QTabBar does not seem to be stored/restored when the application is > restarted or via QMainWindow::saveState() and > QMainWindow::restoreState(). > > To further worsen matters if you select one that isn't the first tab, > minimize and then restore the QMainWindow, the panel selection is lost > and the first tab is selected once more. I can reproduce both problems; the tab always on top is always the second here, so i guess its about the order in which they are added to the GUI instead of always the first tab. The second is surely a big problem, I suggest writing qt-bugs about it to open a bugreport on these matters. -- [ signature omitted ]
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