I\'m trying to figure out a way of using Qt Designer to make a dynamic GUI.For example, let\'s say I have a main window with a horizontal layout. I have a push button on one side and an empty area on
I have derived a CalibrationWindow from QWidget, and I have a vector of CalibrationWindow*. Now, I\'m trying to change the background color in the Designer with the following stylesheet:
I\'m trying to write a program that will interact with QGraphicsView.I want to gather mouse and keyboard events when the happen in the QGraphicsView. For example, if the user clicks on the QGraphicsVi
I\'m learning Qt, maybe this is easy but I can\'t seem to figure it out. First, I have a file path in a QString, myPath. I开发者_Python百科 want to load it and show it in a window.
I have a project marines and i have the following files structure. marines.pro FORMS iran.ui marines.h Headers
I have trouble with adding controls as a QLineEdit to a QToolbar from the IDE itself not by adding code (I can\'t do a开发者_JAVA技巧ny GUI coding without a WYSIWYG editor)
I made a form in QtDesigner. This form gets loaded from PySide with help of the function widget = loader.load(file, parent)
I use Qt Designer to build my UI layout. On the layout, I have a combobox named cb_fac_cd. In my code I have a function that will automatically build a combobox based on the list I\'m attempting to bu
I\'m trying to run my first application in pyqt. My form looks fine when I\'m doing preview in designer:
I couldn\'t find my answer in the Qt documentation (maybe I\'m inept), so here\'s a simple question: Should I have separate source and header files for every QtDesigner form I have in my project, or
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