[PySide] pyside-uic rename QtDesigner

[Algis Kabaila]

Hi Aaron,

Just a quick answer before I "hit the sack":

ak at supremo:~$ pyside-uic --version
PySide User Interface Compiler version 0.2.13, running on PySide 1.1.0.
ak at supremo:~$ 

So it looks that we have the same version.  I am still on ubuntu12.04 LTS.  
I "decided" that it was time to stop 6 monthly updates and planned to stay 
with 12.04 till 14.04 - if I am still here.

Today, Australia commemorates its dead in various wars that the people of 
this country have been involved.  It is called Anzac Day.  The Kabaila's 
seniors live within walking distance from the War Memorial where the 
center of ceremonies is.   After all, Canberra is the capital.  So I had 
my little whiskey and will go to an early night.   I sure would like to 
follow up on the experiment, but not in the half drunk state...

Cheers,

Al.
PS: Thank you for the huge amount of time you spent when introducing me to 
the mysteries of PySide and the storage. Really appreciated!
A.

On Thursday 25 April 2013 10:41:27 Aaron Richiger wrote:

    
Hello Al!
      
      I tried to reproduce this, but failed, pyside-uic didn't generate      
invalid code for me (but incorrect code, see below). Could you      please 
show us the output of
      pyside-uic --version
      
      On my Ubuntu 12.10, I got pyside-uic via apt-get and got the      
following output:
      PySide User Interface Compiler version 0.2.13, running on PySide      
1.1.1.
      
      Interesting side mark: The generated python code wasn't correct:
      
      Input:
      
      <layout class="QGridLayout" name="gridLayout">
          <property name="margin">
              <number>20</number>
          </property>
      </layout>
      
      Compiled to:
      
              self.gridLayout.setContentsMargins(20, 20, 20, 20)
              self.gridLayout.setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0)
      
      So, initially, the margins are set as expected, but they get reset      
directly after!? 
      Is this bug fixed in newer versions of pyside-uic?
      
      To reproduce it:
      - open Qt4Designer
      - New ui project for Widget
      - drag and drop a gridlayout into it and add some pushbuttons to      
it
      - Change the margins to some value >0 in the property editor on      
the right side of Qt4Designer
      - Save it as test.ui
      - Translate it to python code with: pyside-uic -o ui.py -x test.ui
      - Run the example: python ui.py
      
      Cheers!
      Aaron
      
      
      
      Am 25.04.2013 09:25, schrieb Algis Kabaila:
        
                  
That was a badly chosen subject. Clearly, the        QtDesigner produces a 
code that appears to require to use        setMargin. Part of the 
calculatorform.ui file is as follows:      
      
 <string>Calculator Form</string>      
 </property>      
 <layout class="QGridLayout">      
 <property name="margin">      
 <number>9</number>      
      
So as I can not make head or tail of the        documentation, where did I 
slip up?       
      
High marks to "Spyder" - in spite of my        inability of getting the 
version number of it :)       
      
Al.      
      
On Thursday 25 April 2013 16:59:57 Algis        Kabaila wrote:
            
Hi,      
      
Aaron Richiger had kindly indicated where the        pyside-examples 
"live". There seems to be very few examples that        use QtDesigner. 
>From my perspective of GUI programming,        QtDesigner is a major 
attraction.      
      
      
            
      
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