Hej Thomas,
Please don't take silence as some indication that people are offended. I
just think you found a corner case that no one has considered and do not
consider one way or the other.
You ask for the best way to proceed: As usual with issues like this, you
should enter a bug in the bug tracker.
Bo Thorsen.
Den 18-01-2017 kl. 16:21 skrev Thomas Søndergaard:
I hope my previous email wasn't offensive or downright stupid; no one
has replied. I certainly meant no disrespect. While I'm waiting for a
response, let me throw a specific proposal out there.
First, I assume the correct solution is to extend QWindow and
QPlatformWindow so they can deal with compound states such as
Qt::WindowMaximized|Qt::WindowMinimized, just like QWidget can. Since
QWindow::setWindowState(Qt::WindowState) and Qt::WindowState
QWindow::windowState() cannot be modified, I'm thinking of adding
Qt::WindowStates QWindow::fullWindowState() const;
void QWindow::setFullWindowState(Qt::WindowStates);
and
Qt::WindowStates QPlatformWindow::fullWindowState() const;
void QPlatformWindow::setFullWindowState(Qt::WindowStates);
The existing QWindow::windowState() would then be implemented using the
effectiveState() function from qwidget.cpp (I'd move it over)
I can experiment with these changes and implementing them in the xcb and
windows platform plugins, but early feedback is always great, so I avoid
wasting time.
Thanks for making Qt
Thomas
On 17 January 2017 at 21:37, Thomas Søndergaard
<thomas.sonderga...@karoshealth.com
<mailto:thomas.sonderga...@karoshealth.com>> wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking at the Qt code with intention to fix it so this code
QWidget widget;
widget.setWindowState(Qt::WindowMaximized);
widget.showMinized();
will show the window iconified and when the user (or program)
unminimize the window it pops up maximized. This is currently not
possible (QTBUG-57882 <https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-57882>).
I've been trying to read the Qt code and it seems to me the problem
is that QWindow::setWindowState(Qt::WindowState) and
QPlatformWindow::setWindowState(Qt::WindowState) only take a
Qt::WindowState argument not a Qt::WindowStates argument. This seems
to make it impossible to set the correct state on the windows-system
window.
Is this intentional or a known issue?
I would be happy to get suggestions for how this is best fixed.
Bo Thorsen,
Director, Viking Software.
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Qt and C++ developers for hire
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