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On 14.10.06 13:16:28, Glen van de Mosselaer wrote:
> You should add the widgets you like to the window, select them, and then
> click a layout toolbar button to add your widgets to a layout and set it on
> the window.
That's not quite right. If you have your top-window and a couple of
widgets or layouts on it you click on an empty space on the top-window
and then select a layout toolbutton. Else you again have a layout on the
top-window which is not fixed to the window, i.e. resizing the window
doesn't resize the layout.
> The draggable layout objects are there so that you can
> subsequently add layouts in parent layouts (as in QLayout::addLayout()).
I can do that by using the toolbar button as well, after selecting the 2
layouts.
Oh, btw: This is with Qt4 not Qt3 designer, I don't use the latter that
often.
Andreas
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