On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 01:09:15PM +0200, Peter Kümmel wrote:
> + if (width != -1 && height != -1 && posx != -1 && posy != -1) {
> + view.initNormalGeometry(QRect(posx, posy, width, height));
> + view.resize(width, height);
> + view.move(posx, posy);
> + if (maximize)
> + {
if (maximize) {
>
> -QtView::QtView(unsigned int width, unsigned int height)
> +QtView::QtView()
> : QMainWindow(), LyXView(), commandbuffer_(0), frontend_(*this)
That'd be a tab, not spaces.
> +QRect QtView::qtViewGeometry() const
> +{
> + QRect rec;
> + // setX/Y changes the size!
> + rec.setX(frameGeometry().x());
> + rec.setY(frameGeometry().y());
> + rec.setWidth(geometry().width());
> + rec.setHeight(geometry().height());
> + return rec;
> +}
IIRC there's a constructor that avoids the commented pitfall,
i.e.
return QRect(... .x(), ... y(), .... w .... h)
> + if (width()<maxWidth)
Grrr.
> protected:
> /// make sure we quit cleanly
> virtual void closeEvent(QCloseEvent * e);
> +
> +#ifndef Q_OS_WIN32
> + ///
> + virtual void resizeEvent(QResizeEvent * e);
> +
> + ///
> + virtual void moveEvent(QMoveEvent * e);
> +#endif
Tabs for indentation.
> private:
> /// focus the command buffer widget
> void focus_command_widget();
> @@ -112,6 +121,14 @@
> static QMainWindow* mainWidget_;
>
> GuiImplementation frontend_;
> +
> +#ifndef Q_OS_WIN32
> + ///
> + QRect qtViewGeometry() const;
> +
> + ///
> + QRect normalGeometry_;
> +#endif
> };
Tabs for indentation.
Why do we need the #ifndef? I seemingly forgot the reasoning.
> +QRect GuiView::qtViewGeometry() const
> +{
> + QRect rec;
> + // setX/Y changes the size!
> + rec.setX(frameGeometry().x());
> + rec.setY(frameGeometry().y());
> + rec.setWidth(geometry().width());
> + rec.setHeight(geometry().height());
> + return rec;
> +}
> +
> +void GuiView::resizeEvent(QResizeEvent *)
Two empty lines between fuctions.
Andre'
