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QUESTION
i tried to implement a editable QComboBox. But if you write a new item in the QLineEdit of the editable QComboBox this element does not appear in the list of QComboBox.
Must i insert the new text additionally by code?
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-22 at 17:39Short answer: After typing "Steak" press the Enter or Return key.
Documentation seems unclear when an item is added or not. It is not enough that you write for it to be added, but the QComboBox uses the returnPressed signal of the QLineEdit to add the item. So the solution is to execute some action that emits that signal like pressing the Enter or Return key.
QUESTION
I want to delete all attribute of block inside drawing using AutoLISP ObjectDBX method.
The below program works well: it deletes the attributes of all blocks inside the drawing, but when I edit this block in the Block Editor, I see all the attributes are still there.
I think I need to delete this attribute from definition of block.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-27 at 23:43Consider that the Block Definition is essentially the "blueprint" for the block, and each Block Reference is an instance displaying the objects found within the block definition, at a specific position, scale, rotation & orientation in the drawing.
Attributes also have Attribute Definitions within the Block Definition, and corresponding Attribute References attached to each Block Reference. Such attribute references may then hold different text content for each block reference inserted in the drawing.
Aside, interestingly, attribute references may also be programmatically attached to a block reference independently of the block definition, however, this is not permitted when operating AutoCAD using the standard out-of-the-box front end.
As such, to remove all attributes from the drawing, you'll need to delete the attribute references associated with all block references, and the attribute definitions from the corresponding block definitions.
You may also want to unlock locked layers prior to performing the delete operation, and relock the previously locked layers following this operation.
Since layouts are merely a type of block, iterating over the blocks collection will be sufficient to process all layouts, blocks, and nested blocks (excluding xrefs):
QUESTION
I was trying to make the text in a QMessageBox selectable, and I found that if i modify the "setTextInteractionFlags" on QMessageBox, this solves the problem. However, when I tried to do this, my PyQt (or more specifically, PySide) complains that this attribute does not exist. So I instead try to add this feature in as a style sheet, however upon trying to create my own custom class of QMessageBox, this does not seem to work at all.
I then tried to make a QMessageBox manually, and that seemed to work.
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-03 at 04:53QUESTION
I have two line-edits (le_A
and le_B
) that only take numeric values and a check-box (chk_box
). I am having issues in getting le_A
and le_B
to have the same inputs (see Scenario 2 below) whenever chk_box
is checked (where chk_box
is the 'controller').
Example scenarios:
Scenario 1. User can input in any value in
le_A
orle_B
when it is unchecked. For example, value inle_A
is 10, whilele_B
is 20.Scenario 2. Any values that User input in
le_A
andle_B
will be the same when it is checked. For example, if I input 10 intole_A
,le_B
will be 10. And the same goes for input done inle_B
- the same value will be shown inle_A
.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-19 at 21:52So if I understand your requirements correctly, when the checkbox is checked, you want to synchronise the text of the line-edits - and then also keep them the same whenever the user enters any new text. If so, the following changes will achieve that:
QUESTION
I've got a live matplotlib graph in a PyQt5 window:
You can read more about how I got this code working here:
How to make a fast matplotlib live plot in a PyQt5 GUI
Please copy-paste the code below to a python file, and run it with Python 3.7:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-12 at 17:46For an old answer I had to do calculation, which in your case is:
QUESTION
Some years ago, I already experimented with embedding live matplotlib
plots in a PyQt5
GUI. Live plots show a data-stream real-time, captured from a sensor, some process, ... I got that working, and you can read the related posts here:
Now I need to do the same thing again. I remember my previous approach worked, but couldn't keep up with fast datastreams. I found a couple of example codes on the internet, that I'd like to present to you. One of them is clearly faster than the other, but I don't know why. I'd like to gain more insights. I believe a deeper understanding will enable me to keep my interactions with PyQt5
and matplotlib
efficient.
This example is based on this article:
https://matplotlib.org/3.1.1/gallery/user_interfaces/embedding_in_qt_sgskip.html
The article is from the official matplotlib
website, and explains how to embed a matplotlib figure in a PyQt5
window.
I did a few minor adjustments to the example code, but the basics are still the same. Please copy-paste the code below to a Python file and run it:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 14:37The second case (using FuncAnimation
) is faster because it uses "blitting", which avoids redrawing things that do not change between frames.
The example provided on the matplotlib website for embedding in qt was not written with speed in mind, hence the poorer performance. You'll notice that it calls ax.clear()
and ax.plot()
at each iteration, causing the whole canvas to be redrawn everytime. If you were to use the same code as in the code with FuncAnimation
(that is to say, create an Axes and an artist, and update the data in the artist instead of creating a new artists every time) you should get pretty close to the same performance I believe.
QUESTION
Im working on adding a visibility icon for the password field. I want the icon positioned to the right of the password text. But when I put the image button inside the TextInputLayout
it forces the button to be below the password field. I am unable to put in on the right of it.
Here is the structure of the activity
...
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 05:16There is no need to add separate view, you can set below properties of TextInputLayout
to enable password visibility toggle.
QUESTION
My purpose is to build a rightmouse-click-menu like this:
When the user clicks on Grab and move, the button should disappear from the QScrollArea()
and move quickly towards the mouse. When it arrives at the mouse pointer, the button should fade out and the drag-and-drop operation can start.
I got something working, but it isn't perfect yet. Please copy-paste the code below and run it with Python 3.x (I use Python 3.7) and PyQt5.
...Note: To make the line
pixmap = QPixmap("my_pixmap.png")
work properly, let it refer to an existing png-image on your computer.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-23 at 08:44Before presenting a solution, I want to express my gratitude to Mr. @eyllanesc for helping me. Without his help, I wouldn't have a solution right now.
QUESTION
I'm working in Python 3.7 on Windows 10 and use PyQt5 for the GUI. In my application, I got a QScrollArea()
with an array of buttons inside. When clicked, a button has to move outside the area. I use a QPropertyAnimation()
to show the movement.
I've created a small application for testing. The application shows a small QScrollArea()
with a bunch of buttons inside. When you click on a button, it will move to the right:
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-20 at 14:21Calculate global coordinates for button using
mapToGlobal()
.Set flag
Qt.Popup
usingsetWindowFlags()
andshow()
Init start and end values relate global coordinates from (1), and start animation
ps At C++ at works :)
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a widget structure which will have a base widget which is derived from QtGui.QWidget, then I'll put the base features I want in every widget I create. Once the base widget is done, i'll create other types of widgets derived from the base widget.
here is an example
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-03 at 21:08What is the minimum size of a widget that has no children? You can be very small and when you set it as a fixed size the widget will have a small size even if you have other widgets or layouts. So the solution is to remove the line self.setFixedSize(self.minimumSize())
and add to the end of the constructor of the StatusToolbar
self.setFixedSize(self.sizeHint())
.
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