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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