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Resize guards were prohibiting the initialization of the top level item size to the window size in a qml script when executed with the qml tool. This is usually fine because the window size is set to the item size. However, if this is not possible (minimum window size from the system, no explicit size on the item), the item has a different size than the window. The item would only be adapted to the window size after resizing the window. This patch removes the resize guards to make the item always fill the window on startup. The resize guard should hopefully not be needed; the QQuickItem setters for width and height return early if it's unchanged; QWindow::resize() does not emit changed signals if there is not yet a platform window and width or height is unchanged; and we hope all the overrides of QPlatformWindow::setGeometry() will avoid making unnecessary changes. However the guards were added in |
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| resources | ||
| CMakeLists.txt | ||
| ResizeItemToWindow.qml | ||
| ResizeWindowToItem.qml | ||
| conf.h | ||
| default.qml | ||
| main.cpp | ||
| resizeToItem.qml | ||