I just finished building/installing sip 3.0cvs and PyQt3.0cvs and they seem
to be working just fine. I just tried to build the PyQwt-20011206 and it
complains about not finding qt.sip. Having just scoured my system, I can
find no qt.sip. Any ideas?
Coy
If I had to make a guess I'd say that qt.sip has become qtmod.sip. That
probably means that any working PyQwt was built with an obsolete qt.sip.
Whether or not that would be a problem, I don't know. However, changing all
references to qt.sip to qtmod.sip still doesn't build because now sip
Can't seems to connect to the cvs @ thekompany and get the latest and
greatest. Is this a personal problem or is the whole thing down?
Coy Krill
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On Monday 28 May 2001 03:44, you wrote:
Coy Krill wrote:
Phil what verison of automake do you have installed? The version (1.4)
on RH7.1 doesn't support the --no-deps option that make is trying to use
with it. Do I need to upgrade or is it an old option that's not used
anymore?
I use
Phil what verison of automake do you have installed? The version (1.4) on
RH7.1 doesn't support the --no-deps option that make is trying to use with
it. Do I need to upgrade or is it an old option that's not used anymore?
Coy
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Anyone create any custom widgets in Python only yet? I'm looking for some
sample code that isn't C++. I'd like to eventually build a validating
combobox-style date picker, that would run anywhere PyQt was available.
Coy
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On Thursday 25 January 2001 03:17 pm, you wrote:
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Coy Krill wrote:
You'll find a binary for Python 2.0 on this page...
http://www.thekompany.com/projects/pykde/download.php3?dhtml_ok=1
There's a Qt binary there, but not a Qwt one that I can see - did I miss
Do I need to upgrade my python or...
thanks for the guidance.
- Clint
yep, PyQt requires Python2.0
Coy
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If you look at your program with less, you will see that you have some
strange hex character 0xA0 in your code. less shows it as A0, vi makes it
look like a space and in vim it looks like "| ". Not sure where they came
from but the code seems to work once they are removed.
Coy
I've been
Can this mailing list be used to ask general questions for the use of PyQt or
is there a better place to go?
I ask because I've got a problem with a PyQt that works in Linux but
segfaults on Windows when attempting to print.
Coy Krill
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