On Wed, 6 Dec 2006 13:37:39 +0100, Sebastian Kügler wrote: > Slightly OT (in fact more a general question): > > So it is possible to create a custom widget with PyQt4 and use it in > qt4-designer?
Yes, it's possible. > (I was thinking about the coolness of such a feature some time ago, so now > I'd like to know for sure...) I have two different implementations: the first requires some patches to PyQt but enables any widget to be subclassed and used in Designer; the second is based on a specific QWidget subclass and can be used as a container for other custom widgets. I wanted to try a third approach that used the special Designer custom widget (as in the second case) but which automatically proxied signals, slots and properties. Although this would mean that you could use your existing PyQt installation to create custom widget plugins, the code I wrote to make all this transparent to the developer looked really awful. My plan was to fix up what I was working on and put it up on a website somewhere, but perhaps I should just post the earlier version of the code with the Designer custom widget container that's less convenient to use but possible to maintain. :-) David _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [email protected] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
