On 24/01/2011 11:44, Werner F. Bruhin wrote:
On 24/01/2011 10:34, Matti Airas wrote:
On 23.01.2011 17:56, ext Werner F. Bruhin wrote:
I am still searching what widgets are available with PySide.
I assume all these:
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.5/gallery-plastique.html
Yes, although you might want to look at the latest doc version instead:
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/gallery-plastique.html
Also, you might simply want to run Qt Designer or Qt Creator and play
with the available widgets there.
If you're interested in really cutting-edge stuff, QML is a very nice
and effective way to create appealing UIs. Pure QML doesn't have any
widgets, but the basic ones are really simple to create.
There's also the Qt Components project to provide a ready-made widgets
for QML, but that's still work-in-progress. The nice thing about this
(from PySide's POV) is that there's no need to create bindings for any
new QML widgets, but they should work out of the box with PySide.
But I guess that the ones listed here
http://qt-apps.org/index.php?xcontentmode=4298 are not available out of
the box, correct?
Yes, if you want to use any widgets not included in Qt itself, you need
to create bindings for them.
For example, Linjun Halida has begun the effort to create bindings for
Qwt. I'm not sure how far along that work is (but I'd love to know ;-)).
Thanks for the pointers, will look at all this.
Werner
Downloaded the Qt SDK and it contains the QT demo which I think shows
off all/most widgets available and one can try/play with them. Only
hick for me is that this is all C++ and not PySide.
The Qt mainwindows.dockwidgets come pretty close to the wxPython.aui I
was looking, this one I found in Qt Creater examples.
So, overall I see that there is much more then shown in the Widget gallery.
Next step is to see how I can use any of this from within PySide - I am
sure I will have many more questions.
Werner
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