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I want to connect node inside one big circle to node inside another big circle or sometimes to another bigger circle itself. Is there a way to achieve the same ? I am able to connect nodes inside the same circle.

Below is the sample code that I have tried with :

Environment:

Python 3.7 PyQT5 5.15.2

I have a GUI with some links and Youtube videos embed inside a QWidget.

A GUI is a user interface. I've done mine for my software with Python PyQT5. I want to show some video tutorials from YOutube inside my GUI.

So I incorporate the youtube iframe HTML code inside a Qwidget (vlayout & webview, see code below).

The GUI is loading fine, and the videos are playing well. But they are too small. So my users will click on the youtube link over the video:

When I click on this Youtube link when playing the video, it supposes to open a youtube video page from my browser. It is useful to watch it directly from youtube instead of from my GUI. But the link doesn't work. it doesn't do anything. Something is wrong.

SO I tried to play with 'setOpenExternalLinks' & 'centralwid', but it doesn't work. The widget for my youtube doesn't have this attribute.

I have the following problem, because i want the frame for my "Enter IP-address" to have the same size as the three other frames below it, which is "Open file/Save file", "parameter" and "hyppighed". And i want my "start log" frame to go all the way to the top level, but this is how it is showed:

And here is the code:

Here is an elastic layout of a single item i'm trying to design :

Please find below the code i'm using to display that custom QListWidgetItem in a QlistWidget. But the layout does not look as expected :

• custom widget does not fit the width of the list, I don't want a horizontal scroll bar
• even with setWordWrap set to True, long description does not display the whole text and is cut in its height

The code :

I'm using PyQt5 and i'm trying to make a mechanism for docking/undocking QWidgets from QStackedWidget (i have a QComboBox/QStackedWidget working together + QPushButton for current widget undocking). I know about QDockWidgets, but it seems it's impossible to locate them in central widget of QMainWindow, especially put them into QStackedWidget.

When user is clicking on button, current widget's flags are changing to Qt.Window - after then show() method calls. When user closes docked widget (window), the widget returns back to QStackedWidget.

To automate QPushButton clicking i also wrote the imitate() slot for QTimer: it undocks several DockWidgets (imitates user click on QPushButton), then closes them and repeats.

There is a Python code reproducing my idea:

Can QVBoxLayout contain a QStackedLayout in a widget? I am trying to create a custom widget that looks like the following:

I have a python script that use pyqt5 in order to display in a TableView the selcted dataframe.

I have 2 functions:

• first function load a csv file it word .
• second function print the dataframe into console it did not work.

the system display the below error :

print(self.df) AttributeError: 'Widget' object has no attribute 'df'

I'm new to PyQt5. I copied a simple QTimer example off the internet. It worked kind of, but I get weird artifacts and the button disable/enable functionality doesn't work properly. I tried a number of simple changes but the problem persists. I don't know if the is a basic lack of understanding of the exectutuion model, or a bug in PyQt5. I get exactly the same weird effects using PySide2. Here's the code:

First I created UI file using QT Designer, in that main window I added QTabWidget with 4 tabs. In first tab I added Line edit and pushbutton to select the file, please look below:

Later I converted UI file to python file: