How find a ui element according name in ui form in qt project
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@mrjj and @J-Hilk: Yeah, you're right.
Nevertheless it's hard to find, and when I first tried I did it wrong and it was not working. A filter would be better, IMHO.
@aha_1980
it would also be nice if one could detach the whole widget to make it it's own window. The depth of the tree increases very quickly and you end up scrolling up down left and right, all the time.
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it would also be nice if one could detach the whole widget to make it it's own window. The depth of the tree increases very quickly and you end up scrolling up down left and right, all the time. -
@aha_1980 or I could send Santa a pull request :D
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@J.Hilk I guess Santa and his helpers at TheQtCompany would be very thankful for such help :)
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@aha_1980
And also all the behaved kids like me that would love if the designer
could also use Open as a window for its elements.There's an ongoing patch for the filter - in case someone wants to try: https://codereview.qt-project.org/248574
Qt has to stay free or it will die.
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There's an ongoing patch for the filter - in case someone wants to try: https://codereview.qt-project.org/248574
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@aha_1980
To try it out, one would do compile a new version of Designer plugin or full creator ? -
@mrjj I'd just compile designer - easier and faster :)
Later it will be included in Creator also once the patch is merged.
