Christopher M. Nahler wrote:
I am quite new to PyQt so there might be better answers but this is
what I would do:
Create a standard QSlider
Create another widget (depending on what the other widget should do)
Create a QWidget (or derived)
Put both Sliders in the QWidget and handle the layout here
Use signalling between the two sliders to reflect changes of one in
the other
In fact that is more or less what I want to do. Simply I want to present
the whole thing as just one QSlider to the parent.
My first idea was therefore to inherit QSlider and add a second "slider"
consisting of two arrows and a line edit.
I think I will inherit from QAbstractSlider and implement everything
from there. I could have saved some work if I could have inherited from
QSlider, but it seems its painting interferes with any layout added to it.
Armando
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