Property with a list as possible values for custom widget?

Panoss

I use QtGui.QListWidget (the Qt Designer 's QListWidget )

ContainersWidgets = QtCore.pyqtProperty(QtGui.QListWidget, getContainersWidgets, setContainersWidgets)

But how do I set the value?

@QtCore.pyqtSlot(int)
    def setContainersWidgets(self, value):
        self._containers_widgets = value

So the variable self._containers_widgets will get the value.
How shall I put this value as selected item from the list?

First of all, how shall I refer to the list?(I mean the widget, the QtGui.QListWidget)
list=??

mrjj

@Panoss

Hi
Sadly I dont know enough python to know.

http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt4/qstringlist.html#details

Panoss

Don't worry my friend, 'll find out the way, sooner or later.
I 'm not sure it is correct that I 'm using Qt Designer 's QListWidget in the place of 'QList<int>' you wrote above.
Or maybe I should use QStringList?
The QList you 're referring to, is a widget?

I think I should use QStringList in place of your QList.

mrjj

@Panoss

Hi
QListWidget is a widget ( listbox) so that is not well for properties.

I think I should use QStringList in place of your QList.
I agree since QList is template based it might be missing as QList.
But QStringList is
class QStringList : public QList<QString>
So very alike.

Maybe this can be used
http://www.programcreek.com/python/example/63681/PyQt4.QtCore.QStringList

Panoss

Even though referred in the examples you posted, PyQt4.QtCore.QStringList doesn't exist!!

mrjj

@Panoss
And you have something like
from PyQt4.QtCore import QStringList
or similar import ?

Panoss

I find nothing similar to QStringList in PyQt4.QtCore.
That's quite strange, either it has been moved...or I have no idea! :)

Panoss

From here:

From PyQt4 4.6+ in Python3 QString doesn't exist and you are supposed to use ordinary Python3 unicode objects (string literals). To do this so that your code will work in both Python 2.x AND Python 3.x you can do following:

try:
    from PyQt4.QtCore import QString
except ImportError:
    # we are using Python3 so QString is not defined
    QString = type("")

Ok, this for QString.

From here:
The QList class is a template class that provides lists. available in C++ only. But in python, it have python list data-type ready to used. If you want to use behavior like list you can use python list similar QList

So how will I do it? QList = []?

(with '[]' we define a list in python)

Panoss

I tried this:

QList = []

ContainersWidgets = QtCore.pyqtProperty(QList, getContainersWidgets, setContainersWidgets)

But I get an error:
"ContainersWidgets = QtCore.pyqtProperty(QList, getContainersWidgets, setContainersWidgets)
TypeError: bytes or ASCII string expected not 'list'"

It doesn't accept a List, only bytes or ASCII.

mrjj

I think you need a python head for this :)
Are you using
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyQt5

or what version ?

Panoss

The previous version, PyQt4.

mrjj

@Panoss said in Property with a list as possible values for custom widget?:

PyQt4

ok it really should have the qstringlist

http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt4/qstringlist.html

Panoss

Yes it should, but it doesn't :) !!!

mrjj

@Panoss
Well give it some hours. Maybe a Qt python user know the secret of
how to have it available.

Panoss

https://hub.qgis.org/wiki/17/Python_plugin_API_changes_from_18_to_20#Replace-QStringList-with-list

"Replace QList methods with python list function"

So both Qlist and QStringList are replaced by list.

mrjj

@Panoss

But is that no QGIS API ?
is that the same as
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pyqt/

It looks as some other binding. So i Guess that is why its not there.

Panoss

Well now I'm confused, I don't really know.
I 'll have to 'dig' more.

jsulm

@Panoss said in Property with a list as possible values for custom widget?:

QList = []

Should be

QList = type([])

Panoss

@jsulm said in Property with a list as possible values for custom widget?:

@Panoss said in Property with a list as possible values for custom widget?:

QList = []

Should be
QList = type([])

You re right!!!
Now the error is gone!

But my property doesn't appear in Qt Designer.