On Tuesday 28 June 2011, 01:08:38 James Polk wrote:
I like Designer and have been using it more and more...
but I've been noticing that many times what you see in the Designer
window ends up not matching when you run your program later.
For example, small offsets in X and Y...look good in
On Tue, 28 Jun 2011 08:06:44 +0200, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
On Tuesday 28 June 2011, 01:08:38 James Polk wrote:
I often get positon offset weirdness using QFrames,
QGroupBoxes,etc... They look good in Designer, then off in main
program, so I have to make them look off in Designer, so
Thanks for the responses,...
I'll send an example UI later today, but I do use Layouts...of all kinds..
I'll take a look at the tutorials, but I doubt it'll address what I'm seeing,..
which appears to me to be more of a versioning issue...or a difference
between Python and C/C++
On Wed, 29 Jun 2011 12:20:25 AM James Polk wrote:
Thanks for the responses,...
I'll send an example UI later today, but I do use Layouts...of all kinds..
I'll take a look at the tutorials, but I doubt it'll address what I'm
seeing,.. which appears to me to be more of a versioning
Ahhh!I found the problem
I was narrowing down my code to a send a more simpler example UI,..
I deleted a bunch of stuff, and voila it worked,going back and
analyzing step-by-step,...setting the app style is the culprit...
Specifically,
-- app.setStyle(Plastique)
I'm
I like Designer and have been using it more and more...
but I've been noticing that many times what you see in the Designer window
ends up not matching when you run your program later.
For example, small offsets in X and Y...look good in Designer, but don't end
up in the same place in the
