QtitanDataGridModel-view DataGrid component with rich functionality for Qt.C++ and PySideQtitanRibbonReplicates Microsoft RibbonUI interface for Qt.C++ and PySideQtitanNavigationDesignUIReplicates Microsoft Navigation Design interface for Qt.C++ and PySideQtitanChartCharts and Diagrams component for Qt.C++ and PySideQtitanDockingDockable Panels and Tool Bars for Qt.C++ and PySideQtitanFastInfosetXML Compressed format FastInfoset implementation for Qt.C++ and PySideRoadmap Development 2023
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I am evaluating QTitanRibbon, and so far I like it!
However, I am wondering if I can influence the behavior of the ribbon when resizing it. At the moment, it seems that when there isn't enough space anymore on the bar, the right-most group simply completely collapses. This behaviour is quite different from for instance MS Office (2010), where all groups first try to pitch in in creating space by progressively changing to smaller representations of that group. First, text labels are removed. A group may collapse (and display an icon doing so), or a group that was organized in two rows will squeeze itself into three rows. All to keep commands visible as long as possible.
I rather like this gradual degradation that tries to keep the ribbon usable for as long as reasonably feasable.
It is possible to make this or similar things happen using QTitanRibbon? I tried playing with QAction::setPriority, but that doesn't seem to do much other than hide the label for low priority actions. Can I choose which group to collapse first, and which last? I did not find something like a relative priority property on RibbonGroup.
Unfortunately, this behavior can not be implemented at the moment. But we have a scheduled task to rework the entire mechanism of group's item layout, and we will do it as part of this task and now i can't say when it will be ready exactly.