On 19.10.2010 20:35, ext velociraptor Genjix wrote:
Hey, I want to make a tab bar like in Kile ( http://kile.sourceforge.net/images/screenshots/snap_runninglatex.png ) which uses a custom widget that consists of a QStackedWidget and KDE widget called KMultiTabBar (a vertical grouping of buttons). I couldn't find anyway to rotate QPushButton's 90 degrees but found this custom widget written on the net ( http://www.qtcentre.org/wiki/index.php?title=OrientationButton ). How could I import that into my PySide project? :)
If you wanted to use the C++ implementation, you'd need to create a library for it and then generate bindings against the library; probably not worth the effort for one single simple widget.
However, an easier solution would be to reimplement the widget in PySide. The code is quite short and straightforward; if you just take the C++ code and translate it to Python 1:1, I guess that could be done in no time!
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