On 20/10-2009 00:46 "Aaron J. Seigo" <ase...@kde.org> wrote:
> On October 19, 2009, Thomas Olsen wrote:
> > Thanks anyways. I think maybe I've misunderstood what the user meant and
> > thinking about it it doesn't feel like a good solution.
>
> yes, it's not what locking is for. some people have gotten it into their
> head that locking widgets is part of the daily plasma workflow. it's not.
> unfortunately some eager users out there have run around in various online
> forums / mailing lists making it sound that way ;)
>
> > I'm now looking for
> > a way to let the Plasmoid collapse/expand the controls with an up/down
> > button.
>
> pretty easy to do, really ... a button, a slot connected to its clicked
> signal, a method than shows/hides the widgets :)
>
That's what I've tried so far but it doesn't seem to work, at least not in
plasmoidviewer. It shows and hides the widgets first but I cannot get the
layout to update. I've tried invalidating and activating but nothing happens
even if I resize the viewer. Guess I'll have to try to install it to properly
see how it reacts on the desktop.
def collapse_or_expand(self):
if not self.collapsed:
self.from_label.hide()
self.currency_from.hide()
self.to_label.hide()
self.currency_to.hide()
self.collapsed = True
#self.resize(360,80)
else:
self.from_label.show()
self.currency_from.show()
self.to_label.show()
self.currency_to.show()
self.collapsed = False
#self.resize(360,160)
self.grid_layout.invalidate()
self.top_layout.invalidate()
self.grid_layout.activate()
self.top_layout.activate()
On a side note I don't think I need nested layouts. A grid layout is enough.
--
Best Regards / Med venlig hilsen
Thomas Olsen
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