[PyQt] Same widget in multiple locations

tabish--> tabish_shaikh555 at yahoo.com
Tue Jan 19 07:36:19 GMT 2010


even i had the same problem and found no solution, as there is not concept of
copy constructor in python. if u come across  some answer for it than plz
let me know.


Darryl Wallace wrote:
> 
> Quick question and i think I already know the answer, but I'll throw it
> out
> there.
> 
> Is it possible to display the same QWidget in different places?
> 
> --
> Quick background.. I'm making some plots using PyQwt.  These plots are
> connected to a "play/pause" tool bar with position slider to update the
> plot
> contents.  I've changed my program flow such that one main toolbar to
> control the plots is not sufficient as they may now have data from
> different
> locations.
> 
> My idea was to create one toolbar to control each plot from the same group
> of plots, except I wanted to display the toolbar in each plot subwindow.
>  This way I could avoid having to make multiple connections all going back
> to the same place.
> 
> Now this means displaying the same widget in multiple locations on the
> screen at once (one within each plot child window).  Is it possible to
> display the same widget in different places?
> 
> I've tried just adding the same object to a layout and it shows up only in
> one of the windows.  I've also tried using a graphicsview/scene
> combination
> where I add the widget to the scene, but this yields an error reported to
> the console by QGraphicsProxyWidget saying that the widget was already
> added.
> --
> Any help would be much appreciated if it's possible.  But I think the
> answer
> is that the same widget cannot be shown in more than one location.
> 
> Thanks,
> Darryl
> 
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