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I concur that something in show() or at most the version of Qt that
I have installed, I have decided to bite the bullet and rebuild Qt.
Nothing I tried seems to make a difference. The version I have
installed is 5.2 and the latest Qt source is at version 5.4.1.
Building on the Pi B takes about 48 hours but at this point I had
rather chance it. I thought about doing a cross compile on my laptop
... but it takes a substantial amount of time to do it there and the
instructions I found seem to have problems also.<br>
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So - see you in 48 hours. :-)<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On 03/24/2015 10:45 AM, David Cortesi
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<div>Obviously something in the implementation of show() is
causing the mainwindow to fill the screen, comparable to
clicking the maximize box on a Windows or Ubuntu app.<br>
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<div>Aha. And the word "maximize" -- search for that in the index
of the Qt Assistant. It leads to the docs for the QWidget class,
windowState() method. I think you will find that somehow, I have
no idea why, your window has been maximized. Probably a call to
setWindowState() before? or after show() will fix it.<br>
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