> I really do not now how the ui code generator works, but based on this > code the correct way to get this working is declare your class as a > QTabWidget, something like that: > > ..... > > class TabWidget(QTabWidget, Ui_TabWidget) > > ....
Renato, Thanks! It works perfectly. I suppose it makes sense in that a QTabWidget is not a QMainWindow widget. I just never thought about it because all the examples online subclass from QMainWindow because they assume the user is importing a full interface from Designer Hopefully, this thread will give a few other newbies some ideas. Laurence. _______________________________________________ PySide mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pyside.org/listinfo/pyside
