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I suggest learning about layout.<br />
My best guess for this solution is to put your label in Layout that will solve your problem
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I suggest learning about layout.
My best guess for this solution is to put your label in Layout that will solve your problem

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Thanks for your response<br />
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Can you please give me a more clear direction as to how to approach this problem? I'm really lost as I used to Visual Studio way of docking controls<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Thanks for your response

Can you please give me a more clear direction as to how to approach this problem? I'm really lost as I used to Visual Studio way of docking controls

Thanks


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This is perfect. I need both Qt Creator method and code method. <br />
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Your sample code helped me to resolve my concerns.<br />
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Thanks :)
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This is perfect. I need both Qt Creator method and code method.

Your sample code helped me to resolve my concerns.

Thanks :)

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I am glad I was able to help. I wonder why this question was asked in c++ zone, Qt zone is there under IDE 
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I am glad I was able to help. I wonder why this question was asked in c++ zone, Qt zone is there under IDE

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I'm a .NET developer and try to play with Qt and have encountered a problem.<br />
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In Visual Studio, I can make a Label control dock = Fill, so it will fill the form with the label. As the size of the window change, it will change the size of the label.<br />
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How do i do that in Qt? (I'm using Qt Creator)<br />
<br />
Thanks
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I'm a .NET developer and try to play with Qt and have encountered a problem.

In Visual Studio, I can make a Label control dock = Fill, so it will fill the form with the label. As the size of the window change, it will change the size of the label.

How do i do that in Qt? (I'm using Qt Creator)

Thanks

Qt Creator: How to make Label widget scale with the window?

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