PySide + PyQt | Layouts in 4 Minutes

Learn how to create and modify QLayouts in PySide and PyQt. This tutorial covers how to instance QBoxLayout, QVBoxLayout, QHBoxLayout, Form and Grid layouts. We also touch on stack layouts as well.

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[thebuggser]

A super informative presentation that covered all (I think) the important fundamentals of layout management inPyQt. A second note: I'm glad I could pause or slow down the presentation. Many, most of the points are spot on but require a second or two to digest. But a very useful colection of concepts.😀

[bennguyen]

To programmatically add widgets to an existing GUI (opened via loadUi()), is using Layouts the only/preferred way?

For example, my .ui doesn't already have a layout, it's just a Main Window with a QtWidget, so the following throws an error:
the_layout = self.findChild(QtWidgets.QHBoxLayout, 'The_layout_name')
the_layout.addWidget(stuff)

can a layout itself be added to it programmatically after loadUi()? Or should a new layout be created, and the gui (loadUi()) then added to it? Can you give an example how to do that?

[ArmanMulkaidarov]

It is a very useful demonstration. I have subscribed to the channel. Thanx.

[fcmorena]

Thanks bro, easy explanation, your amazing