I've got as far as getting a window to appear, with an immediate
segfault if you resize it. However, a few problems with sip:
1. sip (3.0) seems not to like a few standard C++ declarations that I
haven't seen mentioned as being problematic: *const and virtual
destructors. In the case of the
Given the lack of documentation for sip, here is a list of format
characters for sipParseArgs as of sip 3.0, as far as I understand them
(poorly). The other versions of this list I've seen were out of date.
Questions:
1. What is the 'func' C arg for ('y' and 'q' format characters)?
2. Why
On Thu, 9 May 2002, Phil Thompson wrote:
So, why don't users want to test pre-releases and release candidates?
I'd like some feedback on this problem - what would motivate you as a
user to test a beta version with your application?
[...]
It seems to be possible (as of PyQt 3.0.0) to build
On Wed, 8 May 2002, Andrew Dalke wrote:
Hey all,
[...detailed questions about QScrollView...]
Why not ask on the Qt list? Translating Qt code to/from C++ is far less
hassle than I expected at first (on the local level of library usage,
rather than the larger-scale structure of your own code),
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Andrew Dalke wrote:
[...]
In a related question, I want the column headers to provide some
feedback during mouseover (eg, by having the background become a
lighter shade of grey). I tried setting the options that seemed
even vaguely relevant, but none worked.
It seems
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, greg Landrum wrote:
[...]
When setting up simple dialog boxes using BoxLayouts, the code generated by
pyuic adds an extra QWidget that results in the guts of the dialog not
resizing with the window. This widget (named LayoutWidget) is used as the
parent of all objects in
#!/usr/bin/env python
With PyQt 2.4, I get infinite recursion on typing a character.
import sys
from qt import *
class FloatValidator(QDoubleValidator):
def fixup(self, input):
QDoubleValidator.fixup(self, input)
if input.length() == 0:
input.insert(0, None)
On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Moray Taylor wrote:
Is it possible to 'bind' functions to a CanvasItem in PyQT, in the same way
you can bind with Tk? If so, can anyone point out a good example on the web,
I have looked at the one at stage.linuxports.com/projects/pyqt/, but didn't
find it to be much
Does this kind of thing exist for PyQt? Something derived from QMultiline
edit (or a base class) I guess?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pycrust/
PyCrust is an interactive Python shell written in Python. PyCrust is
actually a set of modular components that can be run standalone or
On 18 Nov 2001, Timothy Grant wrote:
There have been several discussions on the Python list about the
from foo import *
construct. In fact, I thought I read that it is due for elimination.
[...]
I think it was only due for elimination in local scope, wasn't it? Or
something similar. I
I just installed the PyQt 2.5 binary package for Python 2.1, and it
complains about being unable to find qt-mt230nc.dll. It isn't on the
system anywhere, so it can't have installed it. I wonder if this is
because I installed PyQt in the wrong place, uninstalled (using the
standard windows
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, John J. Lee wrote:
I just installed the PyQt 2.5 binary package for Python 2.1, and it
complains about being unable to find qt-mt230nc.dll. It isn't on the
[...]
OK, I'm stupid, I admit it. Sorry...
John
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http://doc.trolltech.com/qlistviewitemiterator.html
describes how to get all selected items in a ListView -- since Qt
iterators aren't implemented in PyQt, what is the easiest / best way to do
this in PyQt? Recursively iterating over all items with the methods
provided is a bit of a pain (and
On 1 Aug 2001, Pete Ware wrote:
Is this what you are looking for?
item = listview.firstChild ()
while item:
if item.isSelected ():
count = count + 1
item = item.nextSibling ()
Yes, stupid question of mine (well,
On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
[...]
from qt import *
a=QPlatinumStyle()
print a
qt.QPlatinumStyle instance at 0x8308f94
print a.className()
QObject
print isinstance(a, QPlatinumStyle)
1
And I was much surprised. Obviously, sip knows what this is - but
the className()
I'm confused about which segmentation faults are to be expected, and which
would be regarded as bugs. For example, while working through the Qt
tutorial, I missed off a 'return' in CannonField by mistake:
class CannonField(QWidget):
...
def sizePolicy(self):
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Phil Thompson wrote:
"John J. Lee" wrote:
Isn't it still illegal for a somebody to distribute non-free software that
requires PyQt under the free Qt license?
Sorry, I don't understand this. PyQt doesn't require any particular Qt
license. PyQt is not und
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
it, or did you assume I'm a bad typist? :)
Be aware that
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