Hello again all,
I'm trying to set up an accordion-style UI in PyQt; Meaning that I have
a series of buttons that when clicked, will expand the contents below
them. This is much like the old frameLayout in ELF. I've got the
widgets working fine as far as expanding and contracting, but the
problem is this:
When I close them all, the buttons spread apart and center themselves.
I'm currently using a QVBoxLayout, and I'm suspecting that's the culprit
as I can't seem to identify any alignments or rules with it. I've
managed to get around the issue by placing an expanding QWidget in the
bottom segment of the layout, but when that's there the frames won't
expand further than the percentage of the layout they take up (IE Three
Frames, they each take up 25% of the vertical space). I tried setting
the size hint on the spacer widget to 0 and it's QSizePolicy to
Preferred, and that just took me back to where I started.
I guess my question is this. Is there an option to set the widgets to
fill space at the top of the layout and leave space at the bottom, while
auto-filling space when they are open? I'm trying to keep knowledge of
the parent to a minimum as I don't know if I'll be using a Layout for
placement or not.
Thanks again in advance,
Joe
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