I have a senario where I have QComboBoxes (the black rectangles) and QPushButtons (the red cubes). I need the two buttons to always stay on either side of the most right combo.
.Code example:
self.button1 QPushButton()
self.button2 = QPushButton()
def addCombo():
# remove buttons from next to previous right most combo
layout.removeWidget( self.button1 )
layout.removeWidget( self.button2 )
# add button left of new right most combo
layout.addWidget( self.button1 )
# add new right most combo
layout.addWidget( QComboBox() )
# add button right of 开发者_StackOverflow中文版new right most combo
layout.addWidget( self.button2 )
def removeCombo():
# remove buttons from next to previous right most combo
layout.removeWidget( self.button1 )
layout.removeWidget( self.button2 )
# delete right most combo
layout.takeAt( len(layout.children()) -1 )
# add button left of new right most combo # button , index
layout.insertWidget( self.button1 , len(layout.children()) - 2 )
# add button right of new right most combo
layout.addWidget( self.button2 )
#So for the first layout:
layout.addWidget( QComboBox() )
layout.addWidget( self.button1 )
layout.addWidget( QComboBox() )
layout.addWidget( self.button2 )
#second layout:
addCombo()
#third layout:
addCombo()
# fourth layout
Please let me know if you have any ideas, tips or solutions.
I think nested layouts will help you here. Instead of just adding your combo boxes to the main layout with the other buttons, add the combo boxes to their own layout and add that layout to the main layout. It should be easier to add and remove combo boxes from the inner layout leaving everything else where it is.
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