Lawrence Shafer a écrit :
Let me explain things better here. I could easily do this if I was hand
coding the whole thing, but I've done the ui in QT Designer, so that's
where I'm stumped. I have a Qwidget with everything in it, so how do I
add the same qwidget to each tab with a different prefix on each widget
based on the tab name? I seem to remember something about this from
months past, but cannot dig it up.
Lawrence Shafer wrote:
I've made something like this for my app:
class Myapp(QtGui.QMainWindow, Ui_Foo):
def __init__(self):
QtGui.QMainWindow.__init__(self)
Ui_Foo.__init__(self)
## TABS MANAGEMENT
self.tabnumber = 0
self.tabs = []
self.current_tab = 0
def addNewTab(self):
if self.tabnumber != 0 :
tab = QtGui.QWidget()
tab.setObjectName("tab%s"%(self.tabnumber))
else: # self.tab_id = 0
tab = self.tab # the tab you construct in designer
# build a new BarFrame with
hboxlayout = QtGui.QHBoxLayout(tab)
hboxlayout.setObjectName("hbox%s"%(self.tabnumber))
qef = BarFrame(tab)
qef.setObjectName("barframe%s"%(self.tabnumber))
hboxlayout.addWidget(qef)
self.tabs.append(tab)
# add to tabWidget
self.tabWidget_files.addTab(tab, "BarFrame %s*"%self.tabnumber)
self.tabWidget_files.setCurrentWidget(tab) # get the focus
self.tabnumber += 1
Maybe it can help you ?
Cheers.
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