[Qt-interest] drawing a QWidget onto another, and positioning it

[Oszkar Ambrus]

That's a good idea. I might try doing it, unless I find an easier workaround

Thanks,
Oszkar

David Boosalis wrote:
> No doubt you that you could do this with a QGroupBox, but why not just
> create your own groupbox, say something like:
>
> class MyGroupBox: public QWidget
> {
>   Q_OBJECT
>   public:
>   MyGroupBox(QWidget *parent = 0);
>  signals:
>    void closeMe(bool);
> private:
>   QToolButton *closeB;
>   QLabel      *titleB;
>   QWidget     *containerW;
>   QPushButton *button1;
>    .
>    .
>   QPushButton *buttonn
> };
>
> then create your own layouts and own signals to hide/show
>
> On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 12:18 PM, Oszkar Ambrus<oszkar.ambrus at deri.org> wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>> I searched the archives, and couldn't find a relevant answer to my question.
>>
>> The problem is this: I want to have a close (X) button for the
>> groupboxes in my app,
>> so they can be removed during runtime.
>>
>> Can this be achieved? Can I put a buttonn on the top-right corner,
>> without it affecting the proper layout of the QGroupBox, where it's
>> composing elements are placed?
>>
>> Thanks a lot,
>> Oszkar
>>
>> --
>> Oszkár Ambrus
>>
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Oszkár Ambrus

"Whoever believes in the Son [Jesus Christ] has eternal life" 
(John 3:36)

Masters Student, Digital Enterprise Research Institute, NUIG
[http://www.deri.ie]