[bt-devel] Qt Only - ToolBar problem
Gary Holmlund
gary.holmlund at gmail.com
Wed Feb 25 13:49:40 MST 2009
Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
> On Tue, 24 Feb 2009, Greg Hellings wrote:
>
>> I see the Back/Forward navigation buttons, and then a wide, empty
>> space all the way over to the vertical separator. Next to that is a
>> double-down arrow (the sort you expect to see when there is a More...
>> selection) which, when clicked, provides me with the drop-down boxes
>> for navigating the text on a separate line directly below the
>> Back/Forward. Selecting a key to navigate to causes the text to
>> change to the desired entry properly, but the second line with the
>> choosers then disappears again, and I have to click the double down
>> arrow again to navigate away from the new page. All the tools are
>> there as they should be, its just that they seem to expand out and
>> require their own row in the layout, which then requires the selection
>> of the More... button to show them. Clearly it's a "feature" of the
>> Mac-ness of it. If my description isn't clear, I can give you a
>> screenshot when I fire the Mac up again.
>>
>
> It may have something to do with QMainWindow ToolbarBreak which I have
> used in the code. It just doesn't work as expected even on Linux. I'd
> like to divide the toolbars into two rows because one row is almost
> always too narrow for them all. Does Gary know anything about this?
>
The ToolBarBreak is used to move to the next toolbar row so that when
another toolbar is added it is on a lower row rather than to the right
of the last toolbar.
From Greg's description it seems the problem is happening with a single
toolbar. It seems to be between the left/right history buttons and the
first navigation combobox. It seems like something on the toolbar is
expanding to much and pushing remaining items off the toolbar to the
right. I am not sure what would be doing this.
Greg, here is an experiment. If you look just to the left of the
left/right history arrows you should see a couple of vertical bars.
These are a "handle" for the toolbar. If you put your mouse on these and
drag, the toolbar will move and float by itself. When I do this the
left/right history and the combo boxes move together and the combo boxes
are a reasonable size. I am wondering if your floating toolbar becomes
extra long? If so, can you describe it a little further.
Gary
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