After tinkering some more with my code, using your example as a basis, I
sort of get it to work... My bad on this :)
I do have a question though.. My company is using qt designer version 4.8.5
which is pretty old, I guess?
Even so, when I was trying to get the list of widgets and its position
within using the following code:
for i in range(self.layout().count()):
item_name = self.layout().itemAt(i).objectName()
print "Name - {}, Position - {}".format(item_name, i)
It seems to works for all other widgets with the exception of
QHorizontalLayout and QVerticalLayout in which in the designer version I am
using, it does not have a "objectName" field and hence it errors out for me
as there are 2 instances where I am using the above mentioned layout each.
Luckily, while these 2 layouts are the top 2 widgets, I can use
`self.layout().takeAt(0)`
or `self.layout().takeAt(1)` and re-insert them to be the last second and
third in position.
Even so, is there a better way that I can query the index?
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