Fullscreen widget

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Solution 1

QWidget::showFullScreen() is what you need - works great under Linux+Windows in my projects for years - but be careful, there shouldn't be two calls of this function (eg. first call of QMainWindo->showFullScreen() and then MyWidget->showFullScreen()).

ciao, Chris

Solution 2

This code will allow you to set a full screen by double clicking and to return back to the normal view by double clicking again.

void myWidget::mouseDoubleClickEvent(QMouseEvent *e) {
  QWidget::mouseDoubleClickEvent(e);
  if(isFullScreen()) {
     this->setWindowState(Qt::WindowMaximized);
  } else {
     this->setWindowState(Qt::WindowFullScreen);
  }
}
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Updated on December 17, 2020

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  • Hanut
    Hanut over 3 years

    How can I make my widget fullscreen? I've tried something like this:

    void MainWindow::SetFullScreen()
    {
        // Make our window without panels
        this->setWindowFlags( Qt::FramelessWindowHint | Qt::Tool | Qt::WindowStaysOnTopHint );
        // Resize refer to desktop
        this->resize( QApplication::desktop()->size() );
    
        this->setFocusPolicy( Qt::StrongFocus );
        this->setAttribute(Qt::WA_QuitOnClose, true);
    
        qApp->processEvents();
        show();
        this->setFocus();
    }
    

    But widget isn't over system panels. Any another ideas?

    OS: Linux

  • Graphics Noob
    Graphics Noob over 14 years
    Unless "MyWidget" is another window MyWidget->showFullScreen() won't do anything.
  • drahnr
    drahnr about 14 years
    how about multiple screen setups with XRandr,Eyefinity or Xinerama? Does this work properly?
  • 3DH
    3DH about 14 years
    multiple screens should work - but by default showFullscreen() only uses one screen - but you can determine the whole desktop size (inluding multiple monitors/screens) and set the geometry manually...
  • stach
    stach over 13 years
    Fullscreen works but i have a white frame around my window - how can i remove it?
  • 3DH
    3DH over 13 years
    Normally you don't have a frame - only if the widget (QFrame or derived class) which called showFullScreen() has a FrameStyle != NoFrame, then you'll see a frame... so just check your fullscreen widget end ensure that you don't have, for example a QLabel with a frame.
  • whatnick
    whatnick almost 11 years
    The white frame in my case came from a border in the layout manager used in the central widget. Removed it with - layout->setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0);