Qt for Python (PySide/Shiboken) — messages on 26 January 2021

26 January 2021

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ëRiC

So I can self.activateWindow() my Qt Application pretty well. But can I do this with another Application? 🤔 given a Process ID or Window handle or such? ...

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ëRiCSo I can self.activateWindow() my Qt Application pretty well. But can I do this with another Application? 🤔 given a Process ID or Window handle or such? ...

another Qt Application you mean ? call activateWindow() of at Qt app from another Qt app just with PID ?

14:13

it's another process so you'd have to use something like IPC ?

14:15

Elias Coutinho

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Hi. Based on the project https://github.com/Wanderson-Magalhaes/Toggle_Burguer_Menu_Python_PySide2 I'm trying to do without using QtDesigner. My code is this below: https://gist.github.com/CoutinhoElias/1f84a6b496becc9381630a4c5fdd9270#file-main-py-L22 I'm trying to do the frm_left_menu on line 74 https://gist.github.com/CoutinhoElias/1f84a6b496becc9381630a4c5fdd9270#file-main-py-L74 change size by clicking the btn_toggle button on line 99 https://gist.github.com/CoutinhoElias/1f84a6b496becc9381630a4c5fdd9270#file-main-py-L99 It is working in parts: 1 - The size of the frm_left_menu decreases but the buttons do not accompany it (They remain the same size) 2 - If I clicked again it should invert, that is, return to the original size of 70 Can someone help me?

15:06

Ivan Tarozzi

🤔 it seems it works like expected. I can see the blue buttons resize with the menu

15:15

🤦🏻‍♂️ please ignore my previous message, I'm running the original one by Wanderson

15:17

Elias CoutinhoHi. Based on the project https://github.com/Wanderson-Magalhaes/Toggle_Burguer_Menu_Python_PySide2 I'm trying to do without using QtDesigner. My code is this below: https://gist.github.com/CoutinhoElias/1f84a6b496becc9381630a4c5fdd9270#file-main-py-L22 I'm trying to do the frm_left_menu on line 7

Let's try again 😜 I'm newbie in QtWidget, I have more experience in QML, but I think your layout lacks of HorizontalLayout. Then, in your UI function you set the MinimumWidth property, so defining the frame you have to set that instead of geometry. Last but not least: I think your UIFunctions class have to subclass Window, to gain access to frm_left_menu. I think you can take inspiration from UI python file by original project (the ui_main.py )

15:47

ëRiC

ëRiCSo I can self.activateWindow() my Qt Application pretty well. But can I do this with another Application? 🤔 given a Process ID or Window handle or such? ...

Thanks cipres! I found a solution.: I'm on windows. And this seems to do the job: ctypes.windll.user32.SetForegroundWindow(hwnd)

15:55

Elias Coutinho

Ivan TarozziLet's try again 😜 I'm newbie in QtWidget, I have more experience in QML, but I think your layout lacks of HorizontalLayout. Then, in your UI function you set the MinimumWidth property, so defining the frame you have to set that instead of geometry. Last but not least: I think your UIFunctions cla

I still don't have enough knowledge for this giant code change!

17:03

Does anyone recommend a video that teaches how to make toggle menu without using qtdesigner?

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