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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    toolBar()->height() returns wrong value
From:       Matthias Kretz <kretz () kde ! org>
Date:       2001-04-06 10:12:55
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On Thursday 05 April 2001 16:55, CVS by mkretz wrote:
> Thu Apr  5 14:55:50 UTC 2001
> In directory cvs.kde.org:/var/tmp/cvs-serv23286
>
> Modified Files:
> 	canvas.cpp canvas.h imagelistdialog.cpp kviewconfdialog.cpp
> 	kviewconfdialog.h kviewconfdialog_base.ui viewer.cpp viewer.h
> Log Message:
> - tweaked the "resize window to fit image" function
>   - remaining problem: the HighColor Style returns a toolBar()->height()
> that is one to less. I didn't test all styles, but that's the only one I
> had a problem with. Putting a "height() + 1" would break the other styles.

I've tested all the styles now and only the QT Styles, except Platinum and 
Windows, return the right value. All KDE Styles return a wrong value.
As far as I could judge from looking at it, the height returned is right 
because the toolbar leaves a line of one pixel at the top, regardless of 
whether there's a menubar or not. Is there any way that this could be fixed 
so that I always get to know the right amount of space used by the Menu-, 
Status- and Toolbar?

>     Also I couldn't find out how to test for a "Flat" Toolbar. The compiler
> always complained if I used it (it's commented out now)

I still didn't have any luck. How can I make it clear that I want to use the 
enum from KToolBar?

C'ya
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        Matthias Kretz

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