I c开发者_StackOverflowreate QMainWindow with parent widget which is modal QDialog. QMainWindow created as modl window ontop of dialog and doesn\'t has active close, minimize buttons and has grayed(un
How should I best go about forcing a QDialog to stay open when the di开发者_开发百科alog\'s accept() slot is called? I was thinking of reimplementing that function to get the dialog\'s exec to return
I experienced this with a derived class, but it\'s the same with QDialog base class: when I do QDialog dialog();
I don\'t really know how to formulate my question this time... I have my application with a QDialog as a main window.
I have a ClientSocket Class which is a TcpSocket in a certain state of conversation I need to ask the user to enter a Communication password. So I\'ve created a Dialog DG::ChallangeDialog . in DG::Cha
I\'m trying to create a popup text editor in Qt.The problem I\'m having is that since I\'m making the dialog borderless, I have to call the move() function myself.This is causing some weird behaviors
I want to make a qdialog with \'yes\' and \'no\' option开发者_Go百科 on it, with the \'no\' button option set default. so far I have made the \'no\' button default but pressing tab or shift+tab or lef
in Qt im opening QDialog windows each time i click some item im doing it with new , i like to be sure im opening only one instance of QDialog for each item
i added QMenuBar in QDialog using layout that is set in Designer and then manully adding the QMenuBar , when running the application and the QDialog runs i see the QMenuBar with only the menu header w
I have situation that I open QDialog window from the main.cpp file and then I wait for the exec() method to return based on success or fail of the QDialog. Like this :