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[SOLVED]Can Qt make a suspension form like this?

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    Hi~
    I'd like to make a suspension form(or another name?) like the search in geedit on Linux.
    What can I do? I have no idea about this. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot!

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      Just subclass QWidget and you're done.

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        [quote author="kevina67" date="1372618760"]Just subclass QWidget and you're done.[/quote]

        Wow, I know it! Thanks a lot!!!

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          [quote author="Saki" date="1372637833"]
          [quote author="kevina67" date="1372618760"]Just subclass QWidget and you're done.[/quote]

          Wow, I know it! Thanks a lot!!![/quote]

          Sarcasm ?

          I suggest you to look at the source code of texmaker : http://www.xm1math.net/texmaker/download.html#source

          There is a widget called findWidget, that is exactly what you're willing to do. ;)

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            [quote author="kevina67" date="1372658340"]
            [quote author="Saki" date="1372637833"]
            [quote author="kevina67" date="1372618760"]Just subclass QWidget and you're done.[/quote]

            Wow, I know it! Thanks a lot!!![/quote]

            Sarcasm ?

            I suggest you to look at the source code of texmaker : http://www.xm1math.net/texmaker/download.html#source

            There is a widget called findWidget, that is exactly what you're willing to do. ;)

            [/quote]
            Thanks a lot~
            But there is something wrong with the Internet, I cannot open the URL. Actually, there's ALWAYS something WRONG with the Internet in HERE.
            Why? Because of my location. :)

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              It works well from France. Sorry but I dont think there is another download page for the sources. ;(

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                [quote author="kevina67" date="1372749109"]It works well from France. Sorry but I dont think there is another download page for the sources. ;([/quote]

                Alright, I'd like to use a proxy to open the page. Thanks for your solution and your advice~

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