How to restore hidden QToolbar non-programatically on Mac OS X

[SGaist]

Hi and welcome to devnet,

You can find that file in ~/Library/Application\ Support/

[AndyBrice]

Thanks for the quick response. But I don't see anything in that folder that looks related to my Application. There is a 'Trolltech' folder, but that only seems to relate to Qt Assistant.

[SGaist]

Nothing bearing your application/organization name ?

[AndyBrice]

@SGaist No. Not that I can see.

My other (Qt 4 based product) does have a folder there. But it only seems to contain files that I put there. Nothing that Qt has created to store toolbar state.

[SGaist]

Are you using QSettings in your application ?

[AndyBrice]

@SGaist It turns out that I can restore the toolbar by deleting the QSettings file:

~/Library/Preferences/com.oryxdigital.HyperPlan.plist

I thought I had already tried that. I guess Qt must be putting it in there.

[SGaist]

Argle… My bad, that's that folder I had in mind first ! Sorry for the wrong pointer. Application Support is for stuff you generate for your application to use.

[AndyBrice]

@SGaist No worries. It is usually the way that you solve your own problem once you ask someone else. ;0)

[SGaist]

Yep, sure thing :)

Since you have it working now, please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tool" button so that other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

[AndyBrice]

mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tool" button

It tooks me several attempts to work out how to do that. That is quite poor UI design IMHO.

[SGaist]

Might not be completely intuitive. That something you can bring to the attention of the NodeBB folks :)