Hi all,
I try to introduce tooltips in my application written
in PyQt (more precisly, in the menubar of my application)
but I can't find a way to get the QRect instance
associated to a QMenuBar item (neither a QPopupMenu item)
I need the QRect 'cause I followed the tooltip.py file
given with pyqt to do the job with a re-implementation
of "maybeTip( self, pos )".
May be it is not the good solution ...
Help is welcome !
Cheers,
E.A. 2 2606
Erwan Adam wrote: Hi all,
I try to introduce tooltips in my application written in PyQt (more precisly, in the menubar of my application) but I can't find a way to get the QRect instance associated to a QMenuBar item (neither a QPopupMenu item)
QObect Class?
QObject::queryL ist()
QObject::child( )
Also try the PyQt list "pykde"
Erwan Adam <er********@cea .fr> wrote in message news:<cn******* ***@ellebore.sa clay.cea.fr>... I try to introduce tooltips in my application written in PyQt (more precisly, in the menubar of my application) but I can't find a way to get the QRect instance associated to a QMenuBar item (neither a QPopupMenu item)
You need to call the itemGeometry method on your QPopupMenu
object with the index of the menu item you want to examine.
Something like this should work for popup menus:
# popup is a QPopupMenu containing several items
rect = popup.itemGeome try(2) # for the third item in the menu
It may be a little more difficult to get this information out
of QMenuBar because it looks like PyQt can't access the
itemRect function when the menu bar is created by a C++
object, such as a QMainWindow.
I need the QRect 'cause I followed the tooltip.py file given with pyqt to do the job with a re-implementation of "maybeTip( self, pos )".
Are you trying to implement tooltips on menu items?
You may find that regulars on the PyQt/PyKDE mailing list can give
you more detailed advice: http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
Good luck!
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