PyQt5 QCalendarWidget – Accessing the Area of Each Child if Possible

PyQt5 is a Python module that provides bindings for the Qt toolkit. QCalendarWidget is a widget provided by PyQt5 which allows the user to select a date.

In this article, we will discuss how to access the area of each child of QCalendarWidget if possible.

Getting Started

To begin with, we need to import the necessary modules and create a QCalendarWidget object. Here's an example:

from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QCalendarWidget

app = QApplication([])
calendar = QCalendarWidget()
calendar.show()

In this example, we import QApplication and QCalendarWidget from PyQt5.QtWidgets and create an object of QCalendarWidget. We also call the show() method to display the widget.

Accessing the Area of Each Child

To access the area of each child of QCalendarWidget, we can use the children() method provided by Qt. This method returns a list of child widgets.

Here's an example:

children = calendar.children()
for child in children:
    rect = child.geometry()
    print(rect)

In this example, we get a list of children widgets using the children() method and iterate through each child. We then use the geometry() method to get the position and size of the child widget in the QCalendarWidget.

Conclusion

In this article, we discussed how to access the area of each child of QCalendarWidget if possible. We used the children() method and geometry() method to accomplish this task.