[Qt-interest] Embedded buttons inside Menubar

[Anton Chernov]

What about writing your own qstyle on top of native styles, for example
ExtendedWinStyle : public QWinXPStyle or ExtendedMacStyle : public
QCleanlooksStyle ?

2011/5/11 <admin at mbnoimi.net>

> On 11/05/2011 11:30 ص, Witteveen, Arnt wrote:
>
> >> From: qt-interest-bounces+arntw=enfocus.com at qt.nokia.com
> >> On Behalf Of Atlant Schmidt
> >>
> >> Dear anonymous:
> >>
> >>    I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you're
> >>    referring to the "tab bar" (with the various filenames
> >>
> >>    Or did I misunderstand your question ;-) ?
> > I think you did. The original email had an attachment with no tabs in
> > it. What he is looking at is something like this :
> > http://www.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Adobe-InDesign-Screenshot-12389
> > 9.html
> >
> > Where you can see that the window's title bar (which contains the close
> > (cross), minimize and maximize button's on windows, and a titile text
> > but is otherwise empty, and so lost screen real estate) is used to put
> > in search field, icons, menu's, ...
> >
> > I do wonder how they do that, I'm guessing the answer could be making a
> > window without a title bar and setting close etc buttons yourself in an
> > appropriate place in your window?
> Exactly, this is what I'm looking for.
>
> How did they do that?
>  From my side I don't think they put the buttons manually because I
> noticed that the style of these buttons changes whenever you change the
> style of system look and feel.
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