Okey, so this is another design that I am testing. This time I took a
functor aproach (or at least that is what I think I did).
So I came up with this. What do you think, am I overthinking it?
Cheers,
R
from PySide2 import QtWidgets, QtCore
class WidgetFunctor(object):
def __call__(self, widget, **kwargs):
self.widget = widget
for key in kwargs:
self.setTitle(kwargs[key]) if key == "title" else None
self.setObjectName(kwargs[key]) if key == "objectName" else None
self.setSize(kwargs[key][0], kwargs[key][1]) if key == "size"
else None
return self.widget
def setTitle(self, title):
self.widget.setText(title)
print "setting widget title success!"
def setObjectName(self, objectName):
self.widget.setObjectName(objectName)
print "setting objectName success!"
def setSize(self, width, height):
self.widget.resize(width, height)
print "setting parent success!"
# And so on with more methods...
# Using the functor
widgetFunctor = WidgetFunctor()
buttonA = widgetFunctor(QtWidgets.QPushButton(), title="foo", objectName=
"buttonA_btn", size=(60, 20))
buttonB = widgetFunctor(QtWidgets.QPushButton(), title="luu", objectName=
"buttonB_btn"))
comboBoxA = widgetFunctor(QtWidgets.QComboBox(), objectName="comboA_btn",
size=(40, 50))
# Equivalent without functor (this is what I want to avoid)
buttonA = QtWidgets.QPushButton()
buttonA.setText("foo")
buttonA.setObjectName("buttonA_btn")
buttonA.resize(60, 20)
buttonB = QtWidgets.QPushButton()
buttonB.setText("luu")
buttonB.setObjectName("buttonB_btn")
comboBoxA = QtWidgets.QComboBox()
comboBoxA.setObjectName("comboA_btn")
comboBoxA.resize(40, 50)
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