'[PyQt] How do I stretch layouts in a QSplitter using Designer?'

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Subject: [PyQt] How do I stretch layouts in a QSplitter using Designer?
From: Edwin Marshall <aspidites () inbox ! com>
Date: 2009-04-27 21:31:05
Message-ID: 5538CE0EFA4.00000274aspidites () inbox ! com
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My original ui file contained two widgets inside a vertical QSplitter. The top widget \
had a vertical stretch of 1, and the bottom one had a vertical stretch of 4. As such, \
if the user resizes, the top widget will always be 1/4 the size of the bottom one. \
 I have decided to change my ui file slightly, such that the top widget is now \
a vertical hbox with two widgets in it, and the bottom one is a vertical hbox with \
two widgets in it as well. The probem is, if I set all the widgets' vertical stretch \
properties in a similar manner as described above, when a user resizes, the top and \
bottom layouts still maintain a 1:1 ratio. I even tried setting each layout's \
layoutStretch property, which doesn't help either. What properties must I set \
so that when the user resizes, the top layout is always 1/4 the size of the bottom \
one? Thanks in advance, Edwin Marhall

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