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i'm trying to remove the bar on top so that my app can be full screen... but have no idea after i search forum and documentation in Qt...did anyone know how to do it?

and will it be hard to make a scroll view?

big thx for help...

Last edited by FunFair; 2010-05-19 at 06:52.
 
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Originally Posted by FunFair View Post
i'm trying to remove the bar on top so that my app can be full screen... but have no idea after i search forum and documentation in Qt...did anyone know how to do it?

and will it be hard to make a scroll view?

big thx for help...
i think that u need to edit the theme used files. if u need a help i m here we can work together for that, i hate that bar...
 
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Originally Posted by FunFair View Post
i'm trying to remove the bar on top so that my app can be full screen... but have no idea after i search forum and documentation in Qt...did anyone know how to do it?

and will it be hard to make a scroll view?

big thx for help...
There is a way as you see a working example with MicroB.

I had an example of this code just recently with a program I was working on. Unless someone beats me to it I will try and post it up here.
 
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C++
Code:
QWidget::showFullScreen()
Python:
Code:
QWidget.showFullScreen()
Do I win?

Need more info on the scrollview question. Does it just need to scroll, do you need finger scrolling (kinetic scrolling) or what?
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ya i accidently found that fullscreen method alr just now...anyway... u earn a thank for the win... XD

well... did anyone knw how to make a scroll view by .ui ? by finger scroll...

anyway... the .ui seem like not as powerful as i expect... at least for me IB from apple was better... ><

Last edited by FunFair; 2010-05-19 at 08:17.
 
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another question here...

did anyone know how to rotate by an easy way...? using using QPainter was too much code... feel like no point to use GUI anymore... so other than QPainter... we cant just rotate our Widget, button, label and all those object inside .ui or just a line of code ? -__-"
 
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As per http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qt-maemo-4.6...r.html#details , QScrollArea inherits finger scrollable behavior.

If you have something like, say, a text edit widget inside a scroll area, you'll have to disable scrolling inside the text edit widget itself (perhaps by catching events and sending them to the scroll area for example) before it will allow the whole area to be finger scrollable.

There are examples of this here: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qt-maemo-4.6...cswebview.html

For PR 1.2 it will only take one line of code to make a UI auto-rotate (python):
Code:
self.setAttribute(Qt.WA_Maemo5AutoOrientation)
In the above case, self is a QMainWindow
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Is there a way to do this to the system independent of application?

I am using ImageMagick to build a shell script that conforms to my situation but the Maemo bar takes up 30 pixels.

I would like to be able to hide it at the beginning of a slideshow and bring it back at the end, is this possible?
 
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