Am 23.09.2010 um 19:02 schrieb Jean-Marc Lasgouttes: > Le 23 sept. 10 à 16:16, Stephan Witt a écrit : >> But I don't like that much. >> * One has to convert all FileDialogs to non-native to make them consistent >> looking. >> * The result would be that LyX is unlike other applications. >> * The native FileDialog on Mac is more powerful. >> (It allows direct mount of network resources.) > > The documentation states: > > By default, the native file dialog is used unless you use a subclass of > QFileDialog > that contains the Q_OBJECT macro. > > We do subclass QFileDialog in LyXFileDialog, for the purpose of using > buttons. If we did > not do that, we'd have native dialogs.
Yes, or I omit the line: dialog.setOptions(QFileDialog::DontUseNativeDialog); But then the dialog.setSidebarUrls(urls); call has no effect. At least I cannot see any result. I'd expect to see one of the urls at the left of the open dialog. I googled already for more than a hour for a solution. (The "sidebar" keyword is a little bit like a wildcard.) The only thing I could find is a reference to "LaunchServices/LSSharedFileList.h". Now I'll go and read the Qt sources... Am 23.09.2010 um 19:19 schrieb Rob Oakes: > I know that this has come up before, but would it be better to use the native > file dialogs and add the links to the Templates and Examples directories as > shortcuts in the appropriate sub-menu? You are right. But how to do it? > I personally find it a bit annoying to be presented with a non-native dialog > that doesn't include the my existing links. > I think I remember this coming up once before and someone offered a similar > solution, but I'm not sure what became of it. Where and when? I don't know how to find a pointer... Stephan
