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Hi, I've been using c# for some time , but I'm new in c++ and I'm using qt. My question is whether there is a container control in C++ like a sliding menu ( for example, tool box , server explorer, solution explorer in Visual Studio when auto-hide (stample like) button is pressed.) These menus are hidden as you know when this auto-hide option is chosen and they appear sliding towards the center of the screen when mouse is over their tab. I want to use a control likewise in my C++ (qt) application. I went through Qt Designer but I couldn't find an object like that Seeking for your help, thanx
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Hi, I've been using c# for some time , but I'm new in c++ and I'm using qt. My question is whether there is a container control in C++ like a sliding menu ( for example, tool box , server explorer, solution explorer in Visual Studio when auto-hide (stample like) button is pressed.) These menus are hidden as you know when this auto-hide option is chosen and they appear sliding towards the center of the screen when mouse is over their tab. I want to use a control likewise in my C++ (qt) application. I went through Qt Designer but I couldn't find an object like that Seeking for your help, thanx
You can implement the behavior by using Extended MFC classes in Visual Studio 2008 Feature Pack[^]. There you can find Visual Studio, Office and Native UI components for your application. Otherwise you'll have to write your own.
-Sarath. "Great hopes make everything great possible" - Benjamin Franklin
My blog - Sharing My Thoughts, An Article - Understanding Statepattern
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You can implement the behavior by using Extended MFC classes in Visual Studio 2008 Feature Pack[^]. There you can find Visual Studio, Office and Native UI components for your application. Otherwise you'll have to write your own.
-Sarath. "Great hopes make everything great possible" - Benjamin Franklin
My blog - Sharing My Thoughts, An Article - Understanding Statepattern