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Interal QMenuBars on Mac

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    Andaharoo
    wrote on last edited by Andaharoo
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    I have a windows application that I'd like to build for Mac. Everything goes fine except the menubars. I have 4 views in my application (like Maya or other 3d software) and above each window is a menubar. Unfortunately those disappear on Mac when that is not the intention. Is there any way to get them back without manually programming my own qmenubar?

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      Hi,

      You might want to try with the QMainWindow:: unifiedTitleAndToolBarOnMac property.

      Beware of the limitations described in the documentation.

      Hope it helps

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        Andaharoo
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        This didn't seem to do anything? I added an image to better show what I was describing. I have multiple widgets each with a menubar above them but they dissapear on Mac.

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          Can you show how you setup one of these widgets ?

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            They're initially in my UI file. A QWidget morphed into my own class ViewWidget. My ViewWidget contains a QVTKWidget and a QMenuBar in a box layout (top to bottom). The QMenuBar is created an added. Then the QVTKWidget is created and added.

            QVBoxLayout* qbv = new QVBoxLayout();
            qbv->setDirection(QBoxLayout::TopToBottom);
            qbv->setContentsMargins(1, 1, 1, 1);
            setLayout(qbv);
            menuBar = new QMenuBar();
            menuBar->setPalette(QPalette(QPalette::Background, Qt::white));
            qbv->addWidget(menuBar);
            qvtk = new QVTKWidget();
            qbv->addWidget(qvtk);
            
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