Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > Peter> But why are there no free toolbars in the Qt4 frontend? It cost > Peter> you nothing in a Qt only application, they are there by > Peter> default. > > Probably because it was disabled on purpose: > > // allowing the toolbars to tear off is too easily done, > // and we don't save their orientation anyway. Disable the handle. > toolbar_->setMovable(false); > > This has _nothing_ to do about having several frontends. >
Maybe you are right. But it still does not look like the toolbars of other qt4 apps. The only thing I know is that I don't wanna code with qt3/gtk/xform. Maybe this is my knock out as lyx developer, at least it limits the changes that i can propose. >>> .. in part because it forces one to think how a features should be >>> implemented. Not bad, IMO. > > Peter> Not bad as theoretical exercises, but good for real world > Peter> application? > > We had the real world application, it was named LyX 1.0. I am glad I > do not have to work on this code base anymore. > > JMarc > >
