im trying qsplitlines set basic shape upon startup of program. have been playing around 4 numbers in setgerometry(x, x, x, x) simple explanation of correlate too?
from top, ?, left, ?
(down starting top, left, continuing, how many rows spas across)
hbox = qtgui.qhboxlayout(self) topleft = qtgui.qframe(self) topleft.setframeshape(qtgui.qframe.styledpanel) topleft.setgeometry(0, 0, 300, 0) topright = qtgui.qframe(self) topright.setframeshape(qtgui.qframe.styledpanel) topright.setgeometry(0, 320, 1000, 0) bottom = qtgui.qframe(self) bottom.setframeshape(qtgui.qframe.styledpanel) bottom.setgeometry(1210, 0, 1280, 0) splitter1 = qtgui.qsplitter(qtcore.qt.horizontal) splitter1.addwidget(topleft) splitter1.addwidget(topright) splitter2 = qtgui.qsplitter(qtcore.qt.vertical) splitter2.addwidget(splitter1) splitter2.addwidget(bottom) hbox.addwidget(splitter2) self.setlayout(hbox) #qtgui.qapplication.setstyle(qtgui.qstylefactory.create('cleanlooks'))
i'm going show how walk through documentation before answer @ bottom. it'll in long run.
start qframe documentation. looking setgeometry method. you'll notice there isn't one, qframe inherit qwidget
going qwidget documentation you'll find there 2 setgeometry methods
qwidget.setgeometry (self, qrect) and
qwidget.setgeometry (self, int ax, int ay, int aw, int ah) the first 1 takes qrect , second takes series of integers. let's @ qrect docs too:
a qrect can constructed set of left, top, width , height integers
this lines series of integers other method takes. image qt documentation helps explain it:
thus, integers are:
- x coordinate
- y coordinate
- width of frame
- height of frame
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