PySide6.QtWidgets.QAccessibleWidget

class QAccessibleWidget

The QAccessibleWidget class implements the QAccessibleInterface for QWidgets.

Details

This class is part of Accessibility for QWidget Applications.

This class is convenient to use as a base class for custom implementations of QAccessibleInterfaces that provide information about widget objects.

The class provides functions to retrieve the parentObject() (the widget’s parent widget), and the associated widget() . Controlling signals can be added with addControllingSignal() , and setters are provided for various aspects of the interface implementation, for example setValue(), setDescription(), setAccelerator(), and setHelp().

See also

QAccessibleQAccessibleObject

Synopsis

Methods

• def __init__()

• def addControllingSignal()

• def parentObject()

• def widget()

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__init__(o[, r=QAccessible.Client])

Parameters:

• o – QWidget

• r – Role

Creates a QAccessibleWidget object for widget w. role is an optional parameter that sets the object’s role property.

__init__(o, r, name)

Parameters:

• o – QWidget

• r – Role

• name – str

Creates a QAccessibleWidget object for widget w. role and name are optional parameters that set the object’s role and name properties.

addControllingSignal(signal)

Parameters:

signal – str

Registers signal as a controlling signal.

An object is a Controller to any other object connected to a controlling signal.

parentObject()

Return type:

QObject

Returns the associated widget’s parent object, which is either the parent widget, or qApp for top-level widgets.

widget()

Return type:

QWidget

Returns the associated widget.