The most easy way to create Qt form dialogs and widgets with Python
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- With formlayout, generating a form is very easy:
- To show a dialog box, just call the fedit function.
- To set-up the form dialog, simply use lists to pass parameters (field names, default values, …).
- To embedd formlayout in your own library, just copy the formlayout autoconsistent single script (zero dependency, except Qt itself).
Here is a simple example (more are included in source package):
from formlayout import fedit
datalist = [('Name', 'Paul'),
(None, None),
(None, 'Information:'),
('Age', 30),
('Sex', [0, 'Male', 'Female']),
('Size', 12.1),
('Eyes', 'green'),
('Married', True),
]
fedit(datalist, title="Describe yourself", comment="This is just an <b>example</b>.")
This shows the following dialog box:
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