MdiArea - "Window" menu
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I am looking for making MdiArea - "Window" menu more flexible for my C++ code.
If I make is as an object - what would be the most optimal base object ?
I am planning to utilize both QtDesigner, but mostly adding "stuff" -actions - using C++ code.
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I am looking for making MdiArea - "Window" menu more flexible for my C++ code.
If I make is as an object - what would be the most optimal base object ?
I am planning to utilize both QtDesigner, but mostly adding "stuff" -actions - using C++ code.
@AnneRanch said in MdiArea - "Window" menu:
If I make is as an object - what would be the most optimal base object ?
It is already, otherwise you wont be able to use it.
I dont know what you want to tell us with this topic...
Please explain further what you are trying to do -
@AnneRanch said in MdiArea - "Window" menu:
If I make is as an object - what would be the most optimal base object ?
It is already, otherwise you wont be able to use it.
I dont know what you want to tell us with this topic...
Please explain further what you are trying to do@Pl45m4 Hope this clears. Currently I have two objects with mdiArea "cascaded" - one main and one sub.
They both have similar "window controls" menu.
The code is within each.For future similar objects I like to have "common window control" object - sort of library.
Main reason - the window controller menu has many " connect " code lines and i prefer to have it all under ONE roof.
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@Pl45m4 Hope this clears. Currently I have two objects with mdiArea "cascaded" - one main and one sub.
They both have similar "window controls" menu.
The code is within each.For future similar objects I like to have "common window control" object - sort of library.
Main reason - the window controller menu has many " connect " code lines and i prefer to have it all under ONE roof.
@AnneRanch said in MdiArea - "Window" menu:
For future similar objects I like to have "common window control" object - sort of library.
Create a subclass of your own MDI Area with all the things you want to add. Then you can create multiple instances/objects and put it wherever you want.
