Hi Timothy,
hm, basically, all the Qt GUI things are really Qt QWidgets and
subclasses. The python file generated by GRC sets up the window
and stuff. I think the quickest way of understanding how this all
works together is making a small Qt-GUI-based flow graph, and
diff'ing the python code before and after you add a Qt Label. You
might be able to add a picture label just the same way.
If you haven't noticed these before: you can basically configure
a grid layout by filing the "gui hint" field in the Qt GUI blocks
with "row,col,rowspan,colspan", where rows and columns start with
0.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 03/16/2017 02:46 PM, Timothy Coyle
wrote:
Hi,
I am using GRC to create a flow graph that
has a GUI and I’m looking for a way to add an image (a logo)
to the GUI. Is there a way to use one of the Qt GUI widgets to
add an image file? I know I can edit the python file created
by GRC and add image file where I want but I think if I’m
using GRC to make changes it will overwrite my modifications
to the python file.
Thanks,
Timothy Coyle
Staff Engineer
Environetix Technologies
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