Closed martin-dgg closed 1 month ago
hi,
could you provide some standalone python code to reproduce this issue? so i can try this out.
i believe this is related to the automated REPARENT env var, which can be disabled with BQT_DOCKABLE_WRAP
see https://github.com/techartorg/bqt/wiki/Environment-variables
Hi,
sorry for not updating this ticket. It was in fact solved for us after setting BQT_DOCKABLE_WRAP to "0"
thanks for the update. i'll consider disabling dockable wrap enabled by default, it is not stable enough yet and requires exceptions for various widgets.
calling QtWidgets.QColorDialog.getColor() should show the dialog of the QColorDialog Class described here: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qcolordialog.html#details
However currently it produces two windows one of which has the color picker the other one is just a empty widget. The color picker also doesn't set the color correctly as the output of the getColor function as described in the Documentation.
Here a screenshot of the current result: