module is selected, all modules are now loaded into a QStackedWidget.  
This presizes the calculator to fit the largest module (LSR velocity).

I also solved one problem with layouts of UI-designed widgets.  I kept 
getting crashes when opening the calculator with messages like "Cannot 
add layout to 'modCalcJD', it already has a layout.  This will cause 
memory leaks".  I tried several things to solve it, but what finally 
worked was simply modifying the setupUi line in each of the classes 
derived from a UI-generated class.  For example, modCalcJD is derived 
from modCalcJdDlg (created in Qt designer).  It's ctor looked like this:

modCalcJD::modCalcJD(QWidget *parentSplit) : QFrame(parentSplit) {
	setupUi(parentSplit);
	showCurrentTime();
	show();
}

I simply changed the first line to "setupUi(this);".  The argument to 
setupUi(QWidget*) must be the derived widget itself, *not* the parent 
of that widget.  This problem exists elsewhere in the code; I'm going to 
fix that next.

I suspect this is the same issue Jasem was having with layouts of the 
Details window a while ago.

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