the size of the window set to? Have you tried applying a
layout manager to the window? If so, you can usually just adjust the size
(ctrl/apple-j) and it should resize nicely for you.
skawaii
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that my widgets don't get all funky when I add a layout manager.
Thanks,
skawaii
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Phil Thompson-2 wrote:
Sorry, you're out of luck - you need PyQt4 for this.
Phil
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Seriously? The functionality to add properties
I've looked around and tried things for a couple of days now, but haven't
been able to figure this out quite yet.
I've created a custom widget in Qt Designer. It's working great and I'd like
to be able to use this widget in future GUI's that I make (obviously). When
in the Edit Custom Widgets
David Boddie wrote:
It sounds like you have a widget in a dialog, but you're not using a
layout manager, so nothing is resizing the widget. I wrote a tutorial
for EuroPython last year that covered the basic principles of PyQt:
Ok, here's what's going on. I've just created a custom widget. it works
great. I'm having some trouble, however, figuring out how to allow the said
widget to resize. For example, when I throw the widget into a new dialog
(using Qt Designer), I want to be able to drag it larger/smaller and have
