Hi Russell
I havetested your suggestions.
This is what I observe.
In a Tabwidget I hav ethree tabs. The first tab has in a splitter a List
widget and a layout of three fields.
The splitter is in a layout with the tabwidget.
Only .getRanges(1) produces results I can explain viz. [0,617]
Only .setSizes() produces the result I want when the sum of the
arguments is 617.
I also played with .moverSplitter()
It only shifts the splitter when I give the second argument as 1.
With best regards.
Frans.
Op 6/15/2010 6:12 PM, Russell Valentine schreef:
The index is the index for the widgets in the splitter. I usually only
have two widgets in a splitter so I would use index 0 or 1. If it is
horizontal splitter then 0 is the left and 1 is the right.
I like splitter.sizes() better than getRange personally.
On 06/15/10 10:01, F.A.Pinkse wrote:
Hi,
I want to change the position of a splitter handle programmaticly.
I use the spltter.setSizes(). that change the posotion alright, but can
figure out the logic when using different value's.
When I do a splitter.getRange(<index>) I get the begin and end positions
of the splitter.
From these I can easily generate the proper value's for splitter.setSizes.
The.getRange() needs an index as argument but how do I get the index of
the splitter.
Working wit PyQt4 on Python3
With best regards,
Frans.
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