Edwin Leuven wrote:
atm it is a widget.

would be nice it we could make it behave as a qmenu...

initializing with a parent, then overloading show() as follows seems to work

void LIconView::show()
{
        move(parentWidget()->geometry().x(),
                parentWidget()->geometry().y() +                     
                parentWidget()->size().height());
        setVisible(true);
}

...

(talking to myself guys, don't pay attention...)

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