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Problem getting with setGeometry function?

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    pratik041
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    If i am displaying two windows one is parent and other as child. While displaying why the child window is taking geometry relative to screen not relative to parent.

    Pratik Agrawal

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      Top-level windows always have their geometry relative to the desktop. That seems logical to me, as that is the space they move around in. Any parent-child relationship between separate windows is purely for the benefit of the modalness of the child window.

      What do you want to achieve?

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        [quote author="Andre" date="1323755987"]Top-level windows always have their geometry relative to the desktop. That seems logical to me, as that is the space they move around in. Any parent-child relationship between separate windows is purely for the benefit of the modalness of the child window.

        What do you want to achieve?[/quote]

        I want to display a child window in the client area of parent window and the child window should take
        geometry relative to that parent window.

        Pratik Agrawal

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          andre
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          Then you are looking for [[doc:QMdiArea]]

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            [quote author="Andre" date="1323756661"]Then you are looking for [[doc:QMdiArea]][/quote]

            Does we can do all the thing with Qmidarea that we can do with normal QMainwindow?

            Pratik Agrawal

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              You can put a QMdiArea on a QMainWindow as it's central widget.

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