Environment
- OS: Win11
- Qt Version: 6.8
- KDDockWidgets version: main branch as of today (commit 1652d41)
- KDDockWidgets QtWidgets
- Multiple screens
Description
When maximizing a floating dockwidget, the window frame seems to be clipped. There is almost no margin. See and compare the upper and lower screenshots below.
Upper screenshots show the good-case, whereas the lower screenshots show the bad-case.
The screenshots are taken from the top-left (left screenshots) and top-right (right screenshots) corner of the screen, right at the edge.
The difference depend on the screen. On my primary screen the frame appears correctly, but on both secondary screens it's clipped.
My configuration:
- Left (primary) laptop screen 1920 x 1080
- Middle (secondary) 1920 x 1200
- Right (secondary) 1920 x 1200
To reproduce this, simply run the example qtwidgets_dockwidgets.exe -x, drag and undock one dockwidget, move it to the different screens and double click its titlebar to maximize it.
Environment
Description
When maximizing a floating dockwidget, the window frame seems to be clipped. There is almost no margin. See and compare the upper and lower screenshots below.
Upper screenshots show the good-case, whereas the lower screenshots show the bad-case.
The screenshots are taken from the top-left (left screenshots) and top-right (right screenshots) corner of the screen, right at the edge.
The difference depend on the screen. On my primary screen the frame appears correctly, but on both secondary screens it's clipped.
My configuration:
To reproduce this, simply run the example
qtwidgets_dockwidgets.exe -x, drag and undock one dockwidget, move it to the different screens and double click its titlebar to maximize it.