Currently, hiding a Qt window is implemented by setting the view size to 0x0, which caused some sporadic problems in combination with the window manager and layouter. An alternative implementation would be to destroy the view instead and to create a new view when the window becomes visible again.
Currently, hiding a Qt window is implemented by setting the view size to 0x0, which caused some sporadic problems in combination with the window manager and layouter. An alternative implementation would be to destroy the view instead and to create a new view when the window becomes visible again.