Design of window with PyQt 5

Volodymyr14

Don`t do these setGeometry!

class Window(QMainWindow):
    
    def __init__(self, parent=None):
        super(Window, self).__init__(parent)
        self.setWindowTitle("Please login")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    ...
    app_window = Window()
    app_window.show()
    desktop = QtWidgets.QApplication.desktop()
    resolution = desktop.availableGeometry()
    app_window.setFixedWidth(resolution.width() / 2)
    app_window.setFixedHeight(resolution.height() / 2)
    app_window.move(resolution.center() - app_window.rect().center())
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

Volodymyr14

Or if want to save stretch:

class Window(QMainWindow):

    def __init__(self, parent=None):
        super(Window, self).__init__(parent)
        self.setWindowTitle("Please login")
        self.setMinimumWidth(resolution.width() / 2)
        self.setMinimumHeight(resolution.height() / 2)
        ...


if __name__ == "__main__":
    ...
    app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)
    desktop = QtWidgets.QApplication.desktop()
    resolution = desktop.availableGeometry()
    app_window = Window()
    app_window.show()
    app_window.move(resolution.center() - app_window.rect().center())
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

And button to the layout )

Samuel Bachorik

@Volodymyr14 Thank you for tip !!!

Volodymyr14

@Samuel-Bachorik no problem. The second variant is better because the screens are different and the size will be from minimum signed to a resolution of the screen. Really, in applications, it is not a good idea to use fixed sizes, set geometry, fixed resize and move. No fixed integers with sizes, just relative values. For example, to the fixed size put the size of sceen or widget divided on 2.

JonB

@Samuel-Bachorik
All this self.b1.move(120, 155)-type stuff is possible but is usually not the right way to go about things. You would normally create QLayouts on your widgets --- if you are really using a QMainWindow for your app that would be on the QMainWindow::centralWidget() --- and then add your child widgets onto those layouts. Not doing so may lead to unexpected sizing/positioning issues. If you have not read through https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/layout.html, may I suggest you do so and reconsider in that light.

Samuel Bachorik

Thank you for you help guys ! But iam not sure exatly about these sizes of my window. When i was working GUI in Tkinter whole program was able to scale without doing something extra. But at least how can i stop to scaling my window ? Just permament ressolution and no resizing allowed. You know also when i do not define set geometry from where this program know how big my window should be ?

Samuel Bachorik

I need to learn and figure it out how to make this in right way. What should i do when i want scale with all widgeds in window when i try to resize it while using.

SGaist

Hi,

Use layouts.

Samuel Bachorik

Thank you guys for your help !

Volodymyr14

@Samuel-Bachorik You don`t need to care about scaling. If you will use a resolution of the desktop you will have the window that will be similar for any device with any screen resolution. To build the elements inside this window you can build these elements (buttons, fields, etc) with layouts without setting sizes explicitly. It is better to use the QGridLayout, or you can use QVBoxLayout or QHBoxLayout if the app is simple in functional elements. Or another way to make sizes relative to the window. For example:

self.button.setFixedWidth(self.width() / 3)

That will be button width as one-third of the window size, and it will work for any device with any resolution. And do not any these "resize(100, 100)".