Hi,
I've attached a little script which uses DnD. On Windows, it works fine. On
Linux, the mouseMoveEvent() and mousePressEvent() functions are only invoked
on a 1-pixel-width frame around that list box. Why? Any hints?
wr
#!/usr/bin/env python
from sys import argv
from qt import *
class
Hi,
I've attached a little script which uses DnD. On Windows, it works fine. On
Linux, the mouseMoveEvent() and mousePressEvent() functions are only invoked
on a 1-pixel-width frame around that list box. Why? Any hints?
wr
#!/usr/bin/env python
from sys import argv
from qt import *
class
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 09:34, Willi Richert wrote:
Hi,
I've attached a little script which uses DnD. On Windows, it works fine. On
Linux, the mouseMoveEvent() and mousePressEvent() functions are only
invoked on a 1-pixel-width frame around that list box. Why? Any hints?
wr
If I do
Hello,
Indeed, it is about kde 2.2.1.
I replaced in sip/kstddirs.sip kde 2.2.1 by kde 2.2.2 and run again build.py
and make and make install.
No more problems.
test in interpreter python :
from kdecore import kapp (ImportError: cannot import name kapp)
from kdecore import DndURL (ImportError:
Hello,
Indeed, it is about kde 2.2.1.
I replaced in sip/kstddirs.sip kde 2.2.1 by kde 2.2.2 and run again build.py
and make and make install.
No more problems.
test in interpreter python :
from kdecore import kapp (ImportError: cannot import name kapp)
from kdecore import DndURL (ImportError:
i'm trying to create a menu of mail folders for a mail client
i'm writing. results so far are good, but i'm a bit mystified
about how to get menus to do what i want. so, a couple of
questions:
1.
in the following code, i create two menu items, Test 1 and Test 2.
i insert them into a menu,
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 1:52 pm, Garry Hodgson wrote:
i'm trying to create a menu of mail folders for a mail client
i'm writing. results so far are good, but i'm a bit mystified
about how to get menus to do what i want. so, a couple of
questions:
1.
in the following code, i create
PyQt doesn't increase the reference count of objects passed as slots, so a
lambda function will get garbage collected unless you explicitly save it
somewhere.
that did it. thanks!
i still wonder if there's a better/more standard way of accomplishing this.
--
Garry Hodgson
On 12-Feb-03 Gerard Breiner wrote:
Indeed, it is about kde 2.2.1.
I replaced in sip/kstddirs.sip kde 2.2.1 by kde 2.2.2 and run
again build.py and make and make install.
I'm not sure this will work unless you're also linking with KDE
2.2.2 libs - there's no way to resolve the reference to the
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 7:54 am, Garrett G. Hodgson wrote:
PyQt doesn't increase the reference count of objects passed as slots, so
a lambda function will get garbage collected unless you explicitly save
it somewhere.
that did it. thanks!
i still wonder if there's a
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 7:54 am, Garrett G. Hodgson wrote:
PyQt doesn't increase the reference count of objects passed as slots, so
a lambda function will get garbage collected unless you explicitly save
it somewhere.
that did it. thanks!
i still wonder if there's a better/more
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