qtabwidget

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63831252/qtdesigner-qtabwidget-make-each-tab-to-have-seperate-height

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60354506/qtabwidget-set-mask-on-tabs-not-tab-content

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60354506/qtabwidget-set-mask-on-tabs-not-tab-content

问题 Since pyqt doesn't have horizontal text in vertical tab option, I followed this link to make it happen. I wanted to have icons on the left and then text after icon and different color for selected tab text, inactive tabs text. Below code gets it done almost. The only problem is text alignment is center. I tried changing tabRect.center() but changing it with left and top or right etc is making it crash. The commented code which I got from this linkgets me left alignment but it didn't have

问题 Since pyqt doesn't have horizontal text in vertical tab option, I followed this link to make it happen. I wanted to have icons on the left and then text after icon and different color for selected tab text, inactive tabs text. Below code gets it done almost. The only problem is text alignment is center. I tried changing tabRect.center() but changing it with left and top or right etc is making it crash. The commented code which I got from this linkgets me left alignment but it didn't have

问题 I have a QTabWidget like this one: But I want to expand the tabs to "fill" the entire widget width, like this: How can I do that? I am using Qt 5.3.2 and Qt Creator 3.2.1 Update : I tried to use the setExpanding function: ui->myTabWidget->tabBar()->setExpanding(true); But it didn't work. 回答1: I found that QTabBar has a setExpanding method, which appears to do exactly what you want, but I tried it (on Windows), and it doesn't work. This is the code: ui->tabWidget->tabBar()->setExpanding (true)

问题 I have a QTabWidget like this one: But I want to expand the tabs to "fill" the entire widget width, like this: How can I do that? I am using Qt 5.3.2 and Qt Creator 3.2.1 Update : I tried to use the setExpanding function: ui->myTabWidget->tabBar()->setExpanding(true); But it didn't work. 回答1: I found that QTabBar has a setExpanding method, which appears to do exactly what you want, but I tried it (on Windows), and it doesn't work. This is the code: ui->tabWidget->tabBar()->setExpanding (true)

问题 I am puting a QWidget and a QTabWidget next to each other in one horisontal splitter. And the splitter loses it's shape, you can know that there is a splitter only by hovering mouse on it. How to make it visible? Thanks. 回答1: Since the QSplitterHandle (which is what most people think of as the 'splitter') is derived from QWidget, you can add other widgets to it. Here is what I have done to solve this exact problem in the past: // Now add the line to the splitter handle // Note: index 0 handle

问题 I've a QTabWidget , which contains widgets of different heights (their widths are fixed), however, the default implementation of QTabWidget selects the biggest widget's height as own height. What I would like to know if there's a (possible fast) way to change the size of QTabWidget depending on its current tab, to save space when smaller tabs are shown. 回答1: You can set the size policy of the widget that is displayed to QSizePolicy::Preferred and the other ones to QSizePolicy::Ignored . After

问题 I'm trying to achieve something like the tabs from a Browser. All tabs must have the same width and also be expandable so when there are a lot of them they need to resize and fit the window (exactly like Chrome or Firefox does). The Problem: If a tab have more text then the other tabs, the tab will be larger. Like so: And if I spawn a lot of tabs, it will always be larger then the others. What I have tried: I have tried to add a stylesheet to change the width, but if I change the width to a