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Set ModernWindow to set the event state equal to the child state #24
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Purpose of change
If you click on the (x) button to close a window ModernWindow and the Child get different closeEvent's. This means that even of I
.ignore()
the event in the Child. The ModernWindow doesn't know this and closes anyway. (This can be observed by running the mainwindow.py and pressing the (x) button and taking "No" in the dialog - it closes anyway).Describe the solution
Set the ModernWindow event to be accepted by the return value of the child's
.close()
Potensial Problems
I am not sure what the need for the
eventFilter
as opposed tocloseEvent
, I changed ModernWindow to only use closeEvent for simplicity sake.