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How to check for window size changes?

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    legitnameyo
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    There are a number of tasks that I want to execute if the window size changes, is there a way to execute code when that happens? I've read some stuff on QResizeEvent but when functions get involved they usually involve passing a QResizeEvent to the function, which I do not know how to do. Is there a way with QResizeEvent or do I need to use something else in order to detect and execute code when the mainwindow size changes?

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      legitnameyo
      wrote on last edited by legitnameyo
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      The code I came up with is:

      void MainWindow::resizeEvent(QResizeEvent *e) {
          int window_height = MainWindow::size().height();
          int window_width = MainWindow::size().width();
      
          ui->home_frame->resize(window_width, 110);
          ui->tab->resize(window_width, 110);
      }
      

      which doesn't resize the frame at all... Any idea why it doesn't do that? I managed to resize a QTextEdit, so I know it works now, but I can't seem to resize the frame or the tab.

      Edit:

      ui->tabWidget->resize(window_width, 100);
      

      fixed it!

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        Hi,

        Just in case, QResizeEvent gives you the new size of the widget.

        Out of curiosity, why are you doing resizing by hand rather than use a layout ?

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