Hi all,
I have been attempting to port a small app from PyQt6 to PySide6, in part in
order to use the more pythonic syntax enabled recently by:
from __feature__ import true_property, snake_case
Changing the syntax took a while but was eventually sorted. However, running
the program resulted in a window appearing with the correct name but no widgets
whatsoever. Diagnosing the issue took me quite a while but in the end I figured
out that to set the layout of a widget and then make it the central widget it
is apparently required to write:
class MainWindow(QMainWindow):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
...
main_layout = QVBoxLayout()
layout_widget = QWidget()
layout_widget.set_layout(main_layout)
self.set_central_widget(layout_widget)
However, given that setter/getter methods of the form setText(info) has become
set_text = info, I expected the syntax for setting a layout or central widget
to be analogous i.e.:
...
layout_widget.layout = main_layout
self.central_widget = layout_widget
Is this intended behaviour or an oversight? If intended, why should setting a
layout/widget be different to setting text or setting a widget to be enabled?
Kind regards,
Matt
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