> The natural choice would be QToolButton of course, but did you also > considered the surprising behavior change for your users (that don't expect > those items being draggable..)?
Thanks for the response. The natural question now, is how do I get from the QToolBar to the QToolButton. I typically construct the toolbar via addAction calls. I never construct a QToolButton directly to overload its mousePressEvent. I don't actually know how to construct a QToolBar directly from QToolButtons. Looking at the documentation, I don't know how to go from the QToolBar to QToolButtons. Is QToolBar.widgetForAction() the right method? Does that return the QToolButton? And if so, should I create an instance level override of mousePressEvent. That seems unusual to me. Or, reversing the question, how do I add an action to a QToolBar that has an overloaded QToolButton. Anyway, I'm still in the weeds. thanks, Danny _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list PyQt@riverbankcomputing.com http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
