Hello, fellow rubyists!
I need an ability to hide my Qt-based app in tray and unhide it back 
I've read C examples at
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.2/desktop-systray.html
but couldn't understand it enough to translate it in ruby.
If someone has done this before or can explain how to use the above
example, please help me.
Andrew
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It's all about the QSystemTrayIcon class. Use the #hide and #show methods
to hide it and make it reappear.
--Ken
On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 06:42:49 -0500, Andrew Lepyokhin wrote:
Hello, fellow rubyists!
I need an ability to hide my Qt-based app in tray and unhide it back
I've read C examples at
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.2/desktop-systray.html but couldn't
understand it enough to translate it in ruby. If someone has done this
before or can explain how to use the above example, please help me.
--
Chanoch (Ken) Bloom. PhD candidate. Linguistic Cognition Laboratory.
Department of Computer Science. Illinois Institute of Technology.
http://www.iit.edu/~kbloom1/
Ken Bloom wrote:
It's all about the QSystemTrayIcon class. Use the #hide and #show
methods
to hide it and make it reappear.
Thank you, Ken, i started to get it, but here's a problem:
t = Qt::SystemTrayIcon.new
t.setIcon('icon.png')
results in error:
`method_missing': undefined method `setIcon' for #<Qt::SystemTrayIcon:
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Alle Sunday 26 October 2008, Andrew Lepyokhin ha scritto:
Ken Bloom wrote:
> It's all about the QSystemTrayIcon class. Use the #hide and #show
> methods
> to hide it and make it reappear.Thank you, Ken, i started to get it, but here's a problem:
t = Qt::SystemTrayIcon.new
t.setIcon('icon.png')
results in error:
`method_missing': undefined method `setIcon' for #<Qt::SystemTrayIcon:
setIcon requires a Qt::Icon, not the name of the icon file. You can do this:
t.setIcon(Qt::Icon.new('icon.png'))
You can also write this in a more rubish way:
t.icon = Qt::Icon.new('icon.png')
Stefano
Thank you, Stefano!
That worked!
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