GraphicsView的ScrollBar怎么屏蔽掉

linux 2011-04-06 11:30:40

在有SCrollBar的时候设置setScrollBarPolicy可以隐藏，但是我想让他失去作用，setEnable在隐藏之后用不好使，可能是内部机制问题。应该怎么才能把ScrollBar屏蔽掉呢?

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这个方法我样了， void QAbstractScrollArea::setHorizontalScrollBar ( QScrollBar * scrollBar ) 不知道为什么不起作用，难道需要重写ScrollBar类，屏蔽掉按键的功能么。
这样太麻烦了啊

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如果setScrollBarPolicy将bar隐藏不能达到你想要的效果，可以使用
void QAbstractScrollArea::setHorizontalScrollBar ( QScrollBar * scrollBar )
和 void QAbstractScrollArea::setVerticalScrollBar ( QScrollBar * scrollBar ) 试试看。
（QGraphicsView的父类是QAbstractScrollArea）

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