QtPopup
QtPopup is a non-modal dialog widget in the Qt framework designed to display transient information or user interaction options. Unlike standard dialogs that block user interaction with the parent window, popups allow the user to continue interacting with the main application. They are typically used for notifications, tooltips, context menus, or temporary input fields.
The primary characteristic of QtPopup is its transient nature. It appears in response to a specific event,
QtPopup widgets can be customized to a significant extent. Developers can control their appearance, size, and
The implementation of a QtPopup typically involves creating an instance of a `QWidget` or a subclass and