Functions
void	eatMouseMove ()
	After closing a windows dialog with a double click (i.e.

HWND	getHWND (IFileDialog *fileDialog)

bool	useHelper (QPlatformTheme::DialogType type)

QPlatformDialogHelper *	createHelper (QPlatformTheme::DialogType type)

Function Documentation

◆ createHelper()

QPlatformDialogHelper * QWindowsDialogs::createHelper ( QPlatformTheme::DialogType type )

Definition at line 2051 of file qwindowsdialoghelpers.cpp.

References QPlatformTheme::ColorDialog, QPlatformTheme::FileDialog, QPlatformTheme::FontDialog, QWindowsIntegration::instance(), QPlatformTheme::MessageDialog, QWindowsIntegration::NoNativeDialogs, and QWindowsIntegration::XpNativeDialogs.

Referenced by QWindowsTheme::createPlatformDialogHelper().

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◆ eatMouseMove()

void QWindowsDialogs::eatMouseMove ( )

After closing a windows dialog with a double click (i.e.

open a file) the message queue still contains a dubious WM_MOUSEMOVE message where the left button is reported to be down (wParam != 0). remove all those messages (usually 1) and post the last one with a reset button state.

Definition at line 69 of file qwindowsdialoghelpers.cpp.

References qCDebug.

Referenced by QWindowsNativeFileDialogBase::doExec(), and QWindowsXpNativeFileDialog::doExec().

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