On Wednesday September 23 2015 08:29:18 Tomasz Siekierda wrote:
>I think that is a behaviour specific to some window managers. Not sure if
>you can replicate it in Qt.
You may be right of course (which is why I asked :))
Just for the record, it is possible with native API calls on Mac OS X (which is
where I'd like to implement the feature); if I'm right on how these calls are
wrapped in Qt, something like
void enterMouse(QEvent *e)
{
setFocus();
}
probably doesn't work only because setFocus() requires that the window be
active (= to the front). Adding an activateWindow() before the setFocus() call
gives FFM, but with window raising.
R.
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