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Thanks so much
And you are indeed right, hiding the widgets without removing them was enough.
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Bachrach, Robert L [mailto:rob.bachrach@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Envoyé : vendredi 6 février 2009 13:52
À : NARCISO, Rui; 'Qt Interest (E-mail)'
Objet : RE: Removing widget from layout
Rui wrote:
> I have a 2x2 QGridLayout and at the push of button I want to
> keep on my layout only one of the widgets on this layout and
> hide the others.
>
> I have so far been able to make sure the selected widget
> takes up the entire layout, however the other 3 widgets that
> i remove using the QGridLayout::removeWiget command remain on
> screen in front of the one that takes the entire layout...
You probably want to hide the widgets you are removing (pWidget->hide()). It
is very possible you don't even need to remove the widgets from the grid layout
once they are hidden.
Rob
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