On 17 Dec, 03:41:27 PM, Chirag Wazir wrote: > I don't really use the designer myself so I haven't looked, I find it is > easier to maintain code I write from scratch rather than worrying about > exactly how the designer & pyuic decide to do things. Thanks again for those helpful links and info
However, some Qs crop up to my mind -- plz do pardon me if i'm asking something stupid, as am a "newbie" to gui programming: why would one not use an IDE (especially one where one can drag-drop widgets onto a form) to create a gui? is it not more intuitive? is code generation not less cumbersome this way? especially with layouts; coz i just saw that qt4-designer does a very good job of laying out stuff, and that manually it would be very hard to place stuff at proper positions, and then configuring each petty detail of each widget -- warm regards, Pradnyesh Sawant -- Life is not the amount of breaths you take, its the moments that take your breath away --Hitch -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
