| 2012-06-08 00:13:07 |
Michael Isaac |
description |
This issue is no critical at all, however I'm completely new to Monkey Studio, Qt, and Python. I found this behavior to be uncharacteristic of most IDEs. When you create a new PyQt project, the auto generated main.py contains the following lines of code;
# create widget
w = MainWindow()
w.setWindowTitle( 'TestProject' ) # <--- this line is the issue
w.show()
The setWindowTitle line blocks the default functionality of Qt Designer by overriding the values defined by the Property Editor. It didn't take to figure it out, but it does seem abnormal. |
This issue is not critical at all, however I'm completely new to Monkey Studio, Qt, and Python. I found this behavior to be uncharacteristic of most IDEs. When you create a new PyQt project, the auto generated main.py contains the following lines of code;
# create widget
w = MainWindow()
w.setWindowTitle( 'TestProject' ) # <--- this line is the issue
w.show()
The setWindowTitle line blocks the default functionality of Qt Designer by overriding the values defined by the Property Editor. It didn't take long to figure it out, but it does seem abnormal. |
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