[Kde-perl] no addItem in Layouts?

[Ashley Winters]

--- Thomas Fjellstrom <tfjellstrom at shaw.ca> wrote:
> On January 3, 2004 08:17 pm, Germain Garand wrote:
> > Here I got:
> >  pqtapi -r addItem
> >         void QBoxLayout::addItem(QLayoutItem*)
> >         void QCanvas::addItem(QCanvasItem*)
> >         void QCanvas::addItemToChunk(QCanvasItem*, int, int)
> >         void QCanvas::addItemToChunkContaining(QCanvasItem*, int,
> int)
> >         void QDockAreaLayout::addItem(QLayoutItem*)
> >         void QGridLayout::addItem(QLayoutItem*)
> >         void QGridLayout::addItem(QLayoutItem*, int, int)
> >
> > Germain
> I suppose maybe its not correct to use the ->layout() result from a
> Qt::HBox 
> as the layout?

Bingo.

> I tried:
> my $spacer = Qt::SpacerItem(1, 1, &Qt::SizePolicy::Maximum, 
> &Qt::SizePolicy::Maximum);
> $ok_box->layout()->addItem($spacer);

$ok_box->addItem($spacer);

> I also have another question.. is it possible to access the
> attributes of your 
> own subclasses, from outside those objects, besides through making
> your own 
> accessor methods?

If you want to break encapsulation, go for it; it's one of the joys of
Perl. The attributes aren't hidden: $your_object->{foo} accesses the
'foo' attribute declared in $your_object's class.

Ashley Winters

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