While most development tasks can be solved with buttons, text editing widgets, and other components provided by PyQt, you may at some point find yourself in a situation where no single widget provides you with the tools or functionality that you need. You might even find yourself needing to use a widget you made in other GUIs and therefore need a way to easily import your custom-made widget into other applications. Thankfully, PyQt allows developers to build and import their own widgets for solving new and unforeseen ...
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J. M. WillmanBeginning PyQthttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7999-1_1212. Creating Custom Widgets
Joshua M Willman1
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