[PyQt] Problems with QDialog, QLineEdit and returnPressed event

[duncan duncan]

Hello

I am trying to have a QDialog (the gui was designed with QtDesigner) with
some QLineEdit widget.
The QLineEdit widget is connected to the returnPressed event.

All work fine but when I press the Return key the dialog close.
At this point find that the buttons on the dialog need to have the
autoDefault property set to False.

The dialog has a QDialogButtonBox for the two buttons (Ok and Cancel), and
these buttons still have the
autoDefault property set to True but I am not able to set it to False.

I try with QtDesigner but all I see is the QDialogButtonBox widget, no
access to the buttons, so I try with this code:

---
for btn in self.uid.buttonBox.buttons():
            btn.setAutoDefault(False)
---

and this fail too.

How can I solve the problem ? For now I have a workaround: I delete the
QDialogButtonBox and use just to buttons
connected with the accept() and reject() signal and this work.

As a side note: I understand it correctly that if I need some input
(QLineEdit specifically) connected wiht the returnPressed signal
it is better to create a void dialog and then put all the controls than to
create a dialog with the standard buttons ?

Thanks
bye
Gianluca
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