On March 6, 2010, Cédric Bellegarde wrote:
> self.__layout.addItem (self.__prevButton)
> self.__layout.addItem (self.__playButton)
> self.__layout.addItem (self.__pauseButton)
> self.__layout.addItem (self.__stopButton)
> self.__layout.addItem (self.__nextBut
Le Samedi 06 Mars 2010 18:42:09, Andrzej JR Hunt a écrit :
> Yes, there is a simpler solution: assuming you are using a layout
> supporting insertion of stretches you can use:
> layout.addStretch(1);
> after adding the buttons and before adding the LineEdit onto the layout,
> which pushes the lined
Yes, there is a simpler solution: assuming you are using a layout supporting
insertion of stretches you can use:
layout.addStretch(1);
after adding the buttons and before adding the LineEdit onto the layout, which
pushes the linedit to the other side of the layout, by inserting a spacer
that res
Hello,
on the attached screenshot, you will see an horizontal layout with buttons and
a LineEdit.
What i want is buttons on the left and LineEdit on the right.
The only solution i see is calculate layout size, and items size and do:
layout.setItemSpacing (LastButtonIndex, (layoutWidth - ItemsWi
