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All of the QT GUI widgets and plots have a parameter called GUI Hint. This is used to arrange GUIs in the window, as well as assign them to tabs. | All of the QT GUI widgets and plots have a parameter called GUI Hint. This is used to arrange GUIs in the window, as well as assign them to tabs in a [[QT GUI Tab Widget]]. | ||
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To assign GUIs to certain tabs using the Tab Widget, use the format: | To assign GUIs to certain tabs using the [[QT GUI Tab Widget]], use the format: | ||
tab_id@0 | |||
tab_id@1 | |||
etc. | etc. | ||
Note that tab_id is the ID of your [[QT GUI Tab Widget]] | |||
You can combine the row/col and the tab format using a colon, e.g.: | |||
tab_id@1 : 0,0,1,1 | |||
Latest revision as of 05:52, 27 December 2018
All of the QT GUI widgets and plots have a parameter called GUI Hint. This is used to arrange GUIs in the window, as well as assign them to tabs in a QT GUI Tab Widget.
The format is:
(row, column, row span, column span)
For example,
To assign GUIs to certain tabs using the QT GUI Tab Widget, use the format:
tab_id@0
tab_id@1
etc.
Note that tab_id is the ID of your QT GUI Tab Widget
You can combine the row/col and the tab format using a colon, e.g.:
tab_id@1 : 0,0,1,1