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Then I found out that I can use the following code to get around this problem:
Now here comes the problem .. The above code ONLY gives me the format filter the user selected IF I'm using the option QFileDialog:: DontUseNativeDialog, which I am in the above code ... The problem is this leads to a very ugly File Dialog .. the File Dialog I get from the first code is *much* better .. only problem with that is I can't figure out which format filter the user finalized on ..
Is there any way I can get the best of both worlds ?
Picture from first code:
Picture from second code:
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