Richard Heck wrote: > One note: In order to get this to work right, I had to make the dialog > modal. The reason is this. Suppose you open the dialog on a paragraph > that allows Left, Right, and Block. Then you click in a different > paragraph that allows only Left and Block. Then the dialog needs to > update, but I couldn't find anything to hook to make it happen. I tried > implementing QParagraphDialog::focusInEvent, but that didn't work. It > seemed the focus event was being grabbed by a widget before the dialog > would see it, and implementing focusInEvent for every widget in the > dialog didn't seem a happy choice. Ideas here are most welcome. > I've figured that out and no longer have quite this problem. The question now is: Suppose I want the dialog to completely reset itself. What do I call?
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