Hello Richard,
I appended two example scripts. The first shows the strange update
behaviour. In the second script I reimplemented method resizeEvent. So
the second one works.
I also tried the Qt::debug qw(virtual) statement but unfortunately the
output doesn't give me a clue.
Oliver
Richard Dale wrote:
On Wednesday 07 July 2004 08:24, Oliver Kreuer wrote:
Hello,
one of my widgets contains a table which shows one or two columns with 5
rows of content.
If I resize the widget when the table shows two columns the table
content is not properly shown after resizing. For example, strings of
column two suddenly show up in column one after I maximized the widget
using the maximize button of the window manager decoration.
Programs written in C++ don't show this strange behaviour.
I've found a work around. I reimplemented the resizeEvent handler as
follows:
sub resizeEvent
{
if ($filled eq "true")
{
table->updateContents();
}
}
If my table is filled with content call "updateContents" for every
resize event.
But I think that normally Qt should handle this itself.
Any suggestions?
This sounds a strange error - can you post a complete program which reproduces
the problem. PerlQt has various debugging modes you can turn on to see which
virtual method callbacks are being called, so you could add this to the top
of your program and see if that gives any clues:
use Qt::debug qw( virtual )
-- Richard
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table_notUpdated.pl
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table_upd.pl
Description: Perl program
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