What are the layout managers in PyQt5?
Some commonly used layout managers in PyQt5 include:
- QVBoxLayout: A vertical layout manager that arranges widgets in a vertical direction, one after the other.
- HBoxLayout: a layout manager that arranges widgets in a horizontal direction, one after the other.
- QGridLayout: A grid layout manager that arranges widgets in a grid format.
- QFormLayout is a layout manager used to create forms where labels and controls are arranged horizontally.
- QStackedLayout is a layout manager that stacks multiple widgets on top of each other, displaying only one widget at a time.
- QSplitter: a layout manager used to create draggable separators that divide widgets into two areas.
In addition to the layout managers mentioned above, PyQt5 also offers some other layout managers such as QBoxLayout, QFormLayout, QStackedWidget, etc. Developers can choose the appropriate layout manager according to their actual needs to implement the interface layout.
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