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    Once the Qt application is opened, how to ensure that it cannot be switched to a different screen?

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      Once the Qt application is opened, how to ensure that it cannot be switched to a different screen?

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      Hi @Harsh13 and welcome

      the answer is you can't that is managed by your Operation System/ Window Manager.

      Maybe there's a way to archive what you want, what exactly do you want to prevent?


      Be aware of the Qt Code of Conduct, when posting : https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct


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        Consider this scenario- I've changed the value of a button and without confirming the value, I switch to another screen. Later when I switch back to the application, the value is automatically confirmed which is not the expected behavior.

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          Consider this scenario- I've changed the value of a button and without confirming the value, I switch to another screen. Later when I switch back to the application, the value is automatically confirmed which is not the expected behavior.

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          @Harsh13 hi,
          what do you mean by " I've changed the value of a button .. without confirming the value " ?

          maybe this can help Dialog Windows

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            There's a button, on click of which, the value gets incremented and when clicked again, the changed value gets confirmed. If incremented and not confirmed, a color animation(similar to blinking ) begins for 30 seconds.
            Now if I click on the button and increment the value without confirming it and switch to a different screen and then come back to the application, it should remain on the value without getting confirmed.

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              There's a button, on click of which, the value gets incremented and when clicked again, the changed value gets confirmed. If incremented and not confirmed, a color animation(similar to blinking ) begins for 30 seconds.
              Now if I click on the button and increment the value without confirming it and switch to a different screen and then come back to the application, it should remain on the value without getting confirmed.

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              @Harsh13
              that is the default behavior.

              Buttons don't emit the clicked signal during focus change.


              Be aware of the Qt Code of Conduct, when posting : https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct


              Q: What's that?
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              A: It turns blue.

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                Button as in a rectangle which when clicked performs the action

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