Angus Leeming wrote: >> Looks like your approach is the only one. > > Thanks, Volodya. Another alternative would be: > > #if 1 > // tb = new QToolButton(toolbar, ""); > // tb->setEnabled(false); > toolbar->setStretchableWidget(tb); > #endif > > Ie, make the final "real" widget stretchable. This appears to affect only > the last toolbar on the line. Of course, at the moment, the button is now > enormous and the pixmap is centrally justified. If we can't resolve these > two problems, then I'd say that my original solution does indeed give us > the best result for the least effort.
I doubt that problem can be solved. Looking at the code, QToolButton directly passes its rect() to QStyle so there's no layout we can control. As another try, using toolbar->boxLayout()->addStrech() fails to work in two ways: - stretch is added *before* buttons - the toolbar is not resized to full width. The thing I hate about Qt is that sometimes things just don't work and it's extra hard to figure out what to do. > Angus (who finds it amusing to discover just who's out there, lurking ;-)) ;-) - Volodya
