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How do I get resize handles in QT?

Is there a way to get a resize effect between two widgets? Like say I have two QTextEdit boxes next to eachother, I want to get a handle between them so I can move it back and forth. Sort of in the same way that the textarea I'm writing in now has a handle at the bottom for making it larger.

I'm using QT Creator and I can't seem to figure this out. I got something similar to what I want by using a QDockWidget, but that really doesn't seem like the purpose for which it was intended.

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What you need is a QSplitter.

Stu Mackellar  2010-09-07 00:47:12
Brilliant! Thanks!
Evan Fosmark  2010-09-07 01:05:29

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