@Marcus
Glad to know that I am somewhat on the right track! To be honest, I could
not find much info online, either that or I must have been typing it
wrongly, unable to get a decent result
@Justin
Thanks for the code, decided to implement the way that you have mentioned.
Another quick question if you guys don't mind...
If I am going to write a doc string for this class (while using the method
as mentioned by Justin).. Would the following makes any sense?
I suppose then there will be no need for me to write a doc string under the
`__init__` for the `state` parameter?
class HierarchyDialog(QtGui.QDialog):
"""
Keywords:
state:
Denotes the selection case - 'stack_sel' or 'user_sel'
STACK_SELECTION :
States the case if the selection is Stack
USER_SELECTION :
States the case if the selection is User-based
"""
# Documenting states
STATE_ROOT_SELS = "root_sels"
STATE_USER_SELS = "user_sels"
def __init__(self, state, parent=None):
QtGui.QDialog.__init__(self, parent)
...
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