objectref wrote:
Hi,
I am reading Mark Summerfields' "Rapid Gui Programming with Python and Qt".
Until the chapter I am now, I saw that we can build a new custom widget by
subclassing an existing one and adding our own stuff. All this by code.
Can I achieve the same thing by using solely the Qt Designer ?? I mean,
let's say I want to make a widget that practically it is a collection of
some other, predefined ones, and I want to define some properties on it in a
way that I can see these properties in Designer's Property Editor. Can I do
this somehow ?
Thanks for any help!
Anthony
Look at the PyQt examples in examples/designer/plugins of the PyQt
sources. There you can see how to write plugins to use your own widget
classes with Qt Designer.
Also take a look at the PyQt documentation:
"http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt4/pyqt4ref.html#writing-qt-designer-plugins";
Ulli
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