Qt3/Win Free: qtoolbar problem?

[Chris January]

> here's my second little bug report. Actually, I'm not sure 
> that this is a bug report at all. Perhaps what I'm going to 
> describe is actually an example of the difference between 
> native looks on Windows and linux?
> 
> Anyway, the report. This demo program
> 
> int main(int argc, char * argv[])
> {
>     QApplication a( argc, argv );
> 
>     QPixmap image( (const char **) image_data );
> 
>     QToolBar toolbar;
>     toolbar.resize( 100, 30 );
> 
>     QToolButton button(image, "Stop!", "",  0, 0, &toolbar, "");
>     button.setEnabled(false);
> 
>     a.setMainWidget( &toolbar );
>     toolbar.show();
>     return a.exec();
> }
> 
> Does not display the icon of the disabled button at all on 
> Windows. On linux, the pixmap is greyed out so that its 
> outline is still visible.
> Attached are (small) screenshots showing the behaviour on 
> Windows and on linux Also attached is the demo program which 
> I compiled with
> 
> $ g++ -Iqt3/include -o trial2 trial2.C Lqt3/lib -lqt-mt
> 
> I hope that's enough to get to the bottom of this problem too.

Is this using latest CVS?
I committed some code for monochrome bitmaps (which weren't supported
correctly) which fixed disabled pixmaps on my system. I will try your test
case out as soon as I have time and see if I can reproduce the problem.

Chris