Le 22/10/2013 15:01, Forsgren a écrit :
I'm really embarrassed to be asking this, I feel that there is a really
simple answer to this, but I cant for the life of me find it.
So, I have this app, which loads a ui, which has a scrollarea that is a
parent to a gridlayout.
So in QT designer it looks like this:
/>someParentWidgets
scrollArea
myGridLayout/
I then want to add a couple of Qtool buttons to the GridLayout within my
python code, so i run a forloop:
/> for name in mylist:
btn =QtGui.QToolButton()
btn.setText(str(name))
cols = self.myGridLayout.count()%6
rows = int(self.myGridLayout.count()/6)
self.myGridLayout.addWidget(btn,rows,cols)/
No errors, no complaining what so ever, but the buttons isn't showing in the
layout.
The thing is if I change my ui file to
/>someParentWidgets
myGridLayout
/
The buttons show perfectly fine! What am I missing? I've tried changing the
GridLayout to a verticalLayout, but same thing there...
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Why are you using % 6 on QLayout.count() ?
QLayout.count() returns the number of the items into the layout but not
where are is.
If you want to know the number of rows and columns, you have rowCount()
and columnCount().
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