Create top level widgets in QT application (draggable)

Thank You

I want to create a widget which sits on the top level of the application.
LIKE

Which on click
Should be like this.

This is actually written with HTML CSS and JavaScript.
I want same like features and drag able.
Like when I clicked button
It should just open slowly and again on closing it should collapse slowly

Which one QTWidgets or QML
I hope to see this one in QtWidgets

mrjj

@Thank-You
Hi
That's comes from you putting in a layout. Then its no longer floating as before and i think
it alters how it can show its menus. At least that is my guess as i didn't see the submenus do anything like that.

SGaist

Hi,

Maybe the PieMenu will fit your needs.

mrjj

Hi
Doing this is QWidgets is not so easy as floating a widget over all widgets will have some
issues.

Thank You

@SGaist
Yes That's good.
But It would be great if I got some thing like this in Widgets
@mrjj
I guess I should shift to QML now. 😂😂

SGaist

There's an old Qt Quarterly article which covers pie menu. It's from a time where QtQuick was not even an idea yet.

mrjj

Hi
I download the code from @SGaist link and discovered it was based on something called
QtPieMenu.
I then goggled
https://github.com/mola/QtPieMenu

Which just needed some include fixed and then it ran

alt text

ps . i added as it was undefined and not in either math and cmath

#ifndef M_PI
    #define M_PI 3.14159265358979323846
#endif

Thank You

@mrjj
Yes I built it succesfully
with these improvements

//#include <QtGui/QApplication>
#include<QApplication>
#include <QtGui/QImage>
#include <QtGui/QBitmap>
#include <QtCore/QPointer>
#include <QtGui/QCursor>
//#include <QtGui/QStyle>
#include<QStyle>
#include <QtGui/QPainter>
#include <QtGui/QIcon>
#include <QtGui/QTextLayout>
//#include <QtGui/QLayout>
//#include <QtGui/QDesktopWidget>

I just changed some of header files See commented files are not available so I replaced them with others

Another Problem

When I click on menus the menu disappears

See here This is not working what I was expecting

I am using QT 5.12.8
and it is built using

QT 512.8 MSVC 2015

I define M_PI too as said by @mrjj

\qtpiemenu.cpp:600: warning: 'screenNumber' is deprecated
C:\Qt\Qt5.12.8\5.12.8\msvc2015_64\include\QtCore\qcompilerdetection.h:1203: expanded from macro 'Q_DECL_DEPRECATED_X'
C:\Qt\Qt5.12.8\5.12.8\msvc2015_64\include\QtWidgets\qdesktopwidget.h:77: 
'screenGeometry' has been explicitly marked deprecated here
// it says these issues

The menus are not working properly

mrjj

@Thank-You
Hi
the deprecated warnings you can ignore.
Just means the function will be removed at some point.

The menus are not working properly

Ok. Sad - It was somewhat close to what you asked- i think :)

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It seems to work for me. but I didn't try to insert my own menus to it and
"not working properly" does really not hint at what you experienced.

Thank You

@mrjj
I also didn't insert my own menus too.

  QVBoxLayout *lt = new QVBoxLayout(ui->centralWidget);
  lt->addWidget(root);
  ui->centralWidget->setLayout(lt);

This is the only thing that I added. I forgot to mention this. It was not showing any thing before adding this code here.

It was just showing blank screen at that time

And another thing is
When you click the button it disappears.

I guess it exists in your video too

mrjj

Good morning

It was just showing blank screen at that time

I have to right click to show it. It then comes where you click

When you click the button it disappears.
Yes when you select an End menu (one that has no subitems) , you select it when you click it and then it closes a a menu normally does.

Is that what you mean or does it close in odd places also for you ?

update:

void  QtPieMenu::subMenuSelected()
{
  emit  activated();
  emit  aboutToHide();
  //----->>>> hide();   if you take out this it wont close
}

Thank You

@mrjj

I have to right click to show it. It then comes where you click

I didn't know about that. It's working fine in this condition

//----->>>> hide(); if you take out this it wont close

Yes it is also working. Thanks.

But the main problem is styling

See when I full screen the application. It seems to come somewhere near it but not like what is in your machine

See this one too. It is not that good

mrjj

@Thank-You
Hi
That's comes from you putting in a layout. Then its no longer floating as before and i think
it alters how it can show its menus. At least that is my guess as i didn't see the submenus do anything like that.

Thank You

@mrjj

That's comes from you putting in a layout. Then its no longer floating as before and i think

Exactly Bro

I have to right click to show it. It then comes where you click

At first I didn't know about it. It was just blank before So I added it to layout so that it would be shown.

So that's the problem in my code.
It's working perfectly fine.

One thing would be greater.
The anti aliasing feature would be great. It doesn't look that much perfect😂😂😂
It's just for design issue.

And another thing just about this forum.

I should have marked answer to post with link but I accidentally clicked another one. Is there way to revert it.

https://github.com/mola/QtPieMenu

mrjj

@Thank-You
Hi
ok. super.

The anti aliasing feature would be great. It doesn't look that much perfect
I agree. I think it comes from using the mask and its floating. Then it cant
smooth it as much as normally. Could most likely be helped with a thigger line or
some tweaking.
I should have marked answer to post with link but I accidentally clicked another one. Is there way to revert it.
Im not sure how to undo it as not even admins have options for that. and it has no side menu.

Create top level widgets in QT application (draggable)

Another Problem

When I click on menus the menu disappears

QT 512.8 MSVC 2015