Hey all, I"m starting to delve into areas i've not done much with before, and i'm stuck trying to figure something out.
I am displaying items in a PyQT widget that is inside of a Nuke Panel. How can I determine what the current width/height is of the enclosing panel? And is there a signal that can tell me when it changes? I know this sounds completely against the whole Qt paradigm, but my problem is I need to adjust how many of an item I display based on the size of the panel. If the panel is larger, I want to display more of them, and if its smaller I want to display less of them. Since a Nuke panel can be pulled up anywhere, the actual sizes of them can vary widely. Quite simply I have a series of widgets that I want to display in a grid fashion. Those widgets have a minimum size where they maintain functionality. I need to know how many of those widgets I can display in the space given to me. -- - John Vanderbeck - Prime Focus World, Vancouver - 2D Pipeline TD
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