[PyKDE] Poss OT calling widget ?

[Dave S]

My (simpleish) PyQt project has hit a problem. I have written my main window & 
it works a treat but I need 2 x custom popup windows to gather information.

I can design them in QT designer but I am unsure how to call them.

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Option 1: Modify my popups so they thread through each other & the second one 
threads to the main window ie from ...

class Form1(QWidget): ... in form1
class Form2(QWidget): ... in Form2
class mainwindow(Qmainwindow): ... in mainwindow

to ...

class Form1(form2.Form2): ... in form1
class Form2(mainwindow.mainwindow): ... in Form2
class mainwindow(Qmainwindow): ... in mainwindow

Then '.hide()' the widgets until they are needed.

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Option 2: Write code so that when the popup is needed it is called with 
another ... 

    a = QApplication(sys.argv)
    QObject.connect(a,SIGNAL("lastWindowClosed()"),a,SLOT("quit()"))
    w = Form1()
    a.setMainWidget(w)
    w.show()
    a.exec_loop()

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Option 3: Use a 'multi interface document design' as described in the PyQt 
tutorial -  (& try and understand it !) this is pretty complex and I want to 
avoid it if possible. 

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How do you guys do it ? From a newbe perspective the first option seems the 
most promising even though i would have to hack the .py code after compiling 
the forms with Eric3 but I would really value a pointer.

Cheers

Dave