I’d like to use Qt in my browser plugin, but I don’t get to create my own window, the browser does.
What I’d like to do is create a QWidget as a child of a native window handle… Is this possible?
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I’d like to use Qt in my browser plugin, but I don’t get to create my own window, the browser does.
What I’d like to do is create a QWidget as a child of a native window handle… Is this possible?
You may be able to take over a native window handle by calling
QWidget::create()in your custom widget’s constructor. Note that it’s a protected method so you can’t call it on a normalQWidget.