Magnus Bjorklof wrote:
Hi,
I was trying to get eric working with Qt3 and was struck by a problem.
The program craches at line 16 in Scanner.py. Here's that line:
ScannerBreakPix = QCanvasPixmapArray([IconBreak],[QPoint(0,0)])
I changed it according to the documentation (PyQt and Qt)
Andreas Gerstlauer wrote:
As the subject says, the wrappers for QIntValidator/QDoubleValidator
are missing the setTop() and setBottom() methods.
Just something I wanted to point out. Not a big deal, a proper
setRange() call can do the same...
Thanks. CVS has been updated.
Phil
I should like to connect the signal textChanged of QLineEdit to a
function of mine. My code is
QObject.connect(self.input,SIGNAL(textChanged(QString)),self.filter_changed)
but this does not work. I get the error messsage
RuntimeError: Signal has wrong argument types for slot
Can anybody
Janos Blazi wrote:
I should like to connect the signal textChanged of QLineEdit to a
function of mine. My code is
QObject.connect(self.input,SIGNAL(textChanged(QString)),self.filter_changed)
but this does not work. I get the error messsage
RuntimeError: Signal has wrong argument
Now I *have* looked into the documentation, but it seems, that
QListViewItemIterator is not supported. Is there another possibility of
iterating through the (visible or invisible) items in a QListView?
J.B.
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I tried to install the zaurus pyqt-package (pyqt_3.2.4-1.0_arm.ipk) following
Phil Thompson's instructions (using CF, nipkg, ...) on the Zaurus developer
version but without success :((( [ .. no space left on device ...].
I made a HW-reset in order to get as much space as possible - same
On Sat, 2002-06-01 at 22:40, John J. Lee wrote:
Somebody pointed out QListViewItem.finditem when you asked this last
time,
This is the first time I am asking this (though I sometimes send
messages due to Evolution's or my own idioty). I did not receive other
responses either.
Thank you very
FYI: Recent modifications by sharp or trolltech broke PyQt
compatibility with the iPAQ and Zaurus running Familiar/Opie respectively
OpenZaurus.
I've submitted a patch to opie-cvs which got its way in and now PyQt
runs again on Familiar/Opie and OpenZaurus.
Yours,
:M:
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