How to use frameGeometry correctly?

Qt_Andrew

I used setGeometry(QRect) to set windows, It worked.
But I want to move and set windows with window title.

Then I try to use frameGeometry like:

window->frameGeometry().setX(rects.x());
window->frameGeometry().setY(rects.y());
window->frameGeometry().setWidth(rects.width());
window->frameGeometry().setHeight(rects.height());

or 

window->frameGeometry().setRect(rects.x(), rects.y(), rects.width(), rects.height());

They are not working.

jsulm

@Qt_Andrew said in How to use frameGeometry correctly?:

frameGeometry()

It returns a copy of QRect - chaning copy will not have any effect.

jsulm

@Qt_Andrew said in How to use frameGeometry correctly?:

frameGeometry()

It returns a copy of QRect - chaning copy will not have any effect.

Qt_Andrew

@jsulm my bad

jsulm

@Qt_Andrew "But I want to move and set windows with window title" - if you want to move the whole application window you can't do it like this. I don't know if there is anything in Qt for that as it is the job of the window manager.

JonB

@jsulm said in How to use frameGeometry correctly?:

I don't know if there is anything in Qt for that as it is the job of the window manager.

MainWindow::move() seems to work for me, Ubuntu, GNOME window manager.

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