I've put the first pre-release of v0.10 in
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/. The changes from
v0.9 are
- It should now find Qt on Red Hat systems.
- All patches I've sent out against v0.9 are included.
- Implemented KAccel.
- Implemented qAppName().
- Implemented
I've fixed the symbolic link problem in the versions of PyQt and PyKDE
now in http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/.
Sorry.
Phil
Pete Ware wrote:
I added the symbol QT_21x as Qt 2.1.0 added some member functions. I
also made the updates for qgroupbox's new member functions:
columns(), setColumns(), orientation(), setOrientation(),addSpace()
It seemed like QT_21x should be a "Secondary" symbol. I took that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am investigating various libraries and utilities for building a cross
platform GUI front end to a complex engineering code. The front end
would have very limited distribution due to the nature of the
underlying code it will control. Few people have a need to
Pete Ware wrote:
PyQt-0.11.
I wanted to use qt.QTextBrowser and setup a Mime source using
qt.QMimeSourceFactory.defaultFactory().setFilePath ('some path')
Unfortunately, setFilePath() expects a QStringList (I expected a list
of strings). Unfortunately, PyQt's QStringList
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
Looks a bit like the problem I had with version 0.10: if I subclass
a QListViewItem, then add that QListViewItem to a QListView, every
time I ask my QListView for my subclassed QListViewItem, I get
a QListViewItem:
It'll be a few days before I can look at these in
Randall Hopper wrote:
==
--1. COMPILE-ERROR
==
make
...
CC -DHAVE_CONFIG_H
"David C. Morrill" wrote:
Hello all:
I've been writing a Python program using PyKDE for the last month or so
(and luvin' every minute of it...thanks Phil). I was just wrapping up
some loose ends prior to releasing it to the world, when I decided to
upgrade one of my other systems to
Warren Postma wrote:
I tried to install some RPMs for PyQT and PyKDE and got the following error
after trying to import qt:
# python
...
import qt
Traceback (innermost last):
File "/tmp/PyQt-0.10.1-root/usr/lib/python1.5/qt.py", line 16, in ?
import libqtc
ImportError:
Pete Ware wrote:
Phil,
Perhaps you can take some time to set things up so that we can
contribute more. Developing a list of specific things you'd like
done; setting up a CVS archive; coordinating and sending out patches,
etc. In particular, it seems like writing the SIP information for
Pete Ware wrote:
Here is what I think is going wrong:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gcc-2.95.2 i686-pc-linux-gnu qt-2.1.0beta3
c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/include/python1.5 -I/usr/local/include/sip
-I/usr/lib/qt-2.1.0/include -I/usr/X11R6/include -fno-exceptions -O2
-Wp,-MD,.deps/sipqtQWhatsThis.pp -c -fPIC -DPIC sipqtQWhatsThis.cpp
I've asked this of a few people before the mailing list was created...
The way things are structured at the moment it is going to be a pain to
have PyQt for Qt v1.x and PyQt for v2.x installed at the same time.
How important is this to people?
Unfortunately Python doesn't have Tcl's ability to
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, Phil Thompson wrote:
I hope to release v0.11pre1 in the "next few days" - within a week
anyway (depends on how I get on painting the music room goes, and if I
can shake this cold). This will not support Qt 2. The purpose of this
Bradley Schatz wrote:
Hi Phil,
Thanks for replying..
Any suggestions on how I could get the signature of a method as well? ie
the types it returns, and the parameters it expects?
No - all of that is buried in the generated C++ code. The only thing
that springs to mind is
Warren Postma wrote:
I sent a message to the folks at www.troll.no yesterday, requesting a single
free license of QT for Win32 for the purpose of creating a freely available
PyQT+a partial PyKDE for Windows as a binary-only distribution.
First, it would be good for them because it would let
Pete Ware wrote:
I'm trying to use QTextBrowser but I'm not able to ever change what is
currently being displayed. My guess is that PyQt is messing up
reference counting. The following script demonstrates the problem.
If you run this, you'll get a blank window. If you comment out one of
I've put v0.10pre3 in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/. There is only one
significant change which I think is a good idea, but may cause the odd
problem - let me know.
In previous versions the Python reference counts of signal and slot
objects are
John Mudd wrote:
I've used Python and really like it. Now I'm looking to add GUI to
some utilities. First I considered Tk but now it sounds like Qt is
much better. Great, but here are my questions:
I also hear mostly about people using KDE. And KDE is something like a
replacement for
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
I plan one more pre-release, so if there is anything more you'd like to
see go into v0.10 then let me know. v0.11 will support Qt v2.x.
Great! Have you already decided how to handle the Qt 2.x Unicode
strings?
I plan to implement QString as a regular class, but
Reiner Wiechert wrote:
Hi pykde friends,
I've started a new programming project and tried to implement the
KDevelop 0.4 output as a PyKDE template. There I found two objects
which seems to be unimplemented in PyKDE 0.10pre3.
1. KTMainWindow.memberList
It's a static list of all
Reiner Wiechert wrote:
2. kapp.appHelpActivated
In KDE v1.1.2 this is a private slot. Are you using a later snapshot?
No, I'm using 1.1.2 too. This is what KDevelop 1.0beta2 is producing:
toolBar()-insertButton(Icon("help.xpm"), ID_HELP_CONTENTS, SIGNAL(clicked() ),
PyQt/PyKDE v0.10pre5 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/. I've fixed all the
bugs I know about and, unless you find anything new, this will be
released later as v0.10 - so this is your last chance.
Changes since v0.10pre4...
SIP generates the correct
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Phil Thompson wrote:
While this change isn't strictly necessary at this stage, it will be
needed for Qt v2's Unicode support - so it's best to get used to it now.
It's painful all the same - I guess we have to use
self.text=repr
Toby Sargeant wrote:
In sipGetThis, there is the code fragment:
if (thisObj != NULL)
{
// sipParseArgs() will decrement the reference count.
Py_INCREF(arg);
return (sipThisType *)thisObj;
}
The comment appears
This is a bit off topic...
Visual Python is aimed at KDE and GNOME application developers and
allows you to easily embed Python as a GUI enabled scripting language in
your application.
It includes KDE and GNOME APIs to manage Python interpreters, scripts
and the communications between running
I'd just like to publically acknowledge the generosity of Andy Anderson
and all at Mechanical Dynamics Inc (http://www.adams.com) for donating a
Windows development environment to me.
Also the generosity of Trolltech who (with help from Boudewijn Rempt)
have donated a copy of Qt for Windows to
VeePee is aimed at KDE and GNOME application developers and allows you
to easily embed Python as a GUI enabled scripting language in your
application.
It includes KDE and GNOME APIs to manage Python interpreters, scripts
and the communications between running scripts and your application.
Randy Weems wrote:
I just got PyQt-0.12 (and sip-0.12) to build under Win32. It
took about a week of playing with it in my spare time, but
all-in-all, it was relatively painless. The biggest problem I
encountered was the definition of HWND in qwindowdefs.sip. It
ultimately typedefs HWND to
Wayne wrote:
Hi Phil,
Trolltech just released a 2.2 preview, as well as making Qt Designer
available. Both 2.2 and Designer look extremely good, which leads to my
question(s).
I notice that you have been actively developing VeePee (strange name
btw). Also, on your roadmap, you
v0.13pre2 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/.
This fixes all the problems I am aware of and includes full support for
Qt v2.1.1.
Substantial parts of SIP have been re-written, so there is plenty of
scope for breakage.
Phil
I suspect I didn't try compiling v0.13pre2 against Qt v2.1. If
qtcmodule.cpp fails to compile, just delete the line it's complaining
about and carry on.
Phil
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Philippe Fremy wrote:
Hello,
I'm not subscribed to this list (but I'v browsed the archives) so please
include my email-adress in replies.
I have just developed a small game with PyQt, and now I want to distribute it.
But I realise that if I just distribute the .py, people will need
v0.13pre3 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/. You can also find
pyuic v0.1 there.
This version (apart from fixing the build problem against Qt v2.1x) only
includes some Qt v2.2x features needed by pyuic...
pyuic is a very quick and dirty hack of the uic
v0.13pre4 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/.
This version (of SIP) implements support for the Python numeric,
sequence and mapping methods. Support for the char * cast operator has
been dropped and replaced by the __repr__ method (see the .sip files for
Wayne wrote:
Is any of PyQt / sip / uic.cpp going to be moved to a publically
available cvs repository? This would really simplify having external
contributions, and provide a central location where cvs could be used to
manage patches, etc.
I know, I know, I know. :)
The only thing
v0.13pre5 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/.
The good news... It includes pyuic and the mydialog example provided
with Qt Designer seems to work perfectly.
The bad news... I've had to change the way enums are implemented - and
the change will break
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, Phil Thompson wrote:
I plan to release v0.13 as soon as possible after Qt 2.2 is released -
but if I manage to get Windows support in first I'll go straight to
SIP/PyQt/PyKDE v2.0.
Any chance that the new QTable widget will be supported
v0.13pre6 of SIP and PyQt are in
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/.
These are .zip files because the only changes are to add Windows
support. If anybody has a Qt license and can test them in the next day
or to I'd be grateful for any feedback. I'd particulary like suggestions
Michael Koch wrote:
Hi Phil,
me again, I have a little problem with sip-2.0 and friends. ;-)
the problem is that I have installed qt-devel AND qt2-devel on standard
Mandrake and RedHat systems. qt-devel installs the headers in /usr/include/qt.
The headers of QT2.2 are installed in
Rob Tandy wrote:
I'm having a problem importing the qt module under PyQt2.0-pre2. Here is my
system's setup:
debian 2.2
qt 2.2.0
sip 2.0 pre2
PyQt 2.0 pre2
Python 1.5.2
I got qt2.2 from the latest debian packages, and I built sip and PyQt
Rob Tandy wrote:
On Mon, Sep 11, 2000 at 06:24:09PM +0100, Phil Thompson wrote:
An undefined symbol related to sipProxy is usually because SIP has been
compiled with Qt support disabled. This happens if the SIP configure
script can't find Qt (particularly the header files). Have
Arno Paehler wrote:
These, found in PyQt 2.0-pre2/pyuic, need fixing:
These have all been fixed (I think). Have a look at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/pyuic.tar.gz if you
want to try the latest version out.
Phil
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Donald Beaudry wrote:
I just grabbed the v2.0 tar files, unpacked them, and tried to build
them on a RedHat 6.2. I started with sip, but the build died quickly.
The qt (and friends) I am using are those included with the RedHat 6.2
distribution. Should that work? Included below is the
Per Gummedal wrote:
When using QPushButton in a C++ program, pressing the spacebar and hitting Enter
does the same.(clicked signal).
When using QPushButton in python, pressing the spacebar only makes the button
pressed.
(as a toggle button).
Do you have a short program in C++ and Python
Karolina Lindqvist wrote:
I wrote some programs in PyKDE, a while ago, but due to crashes etc. I lost
the configuration and now I am trying to compile ANY version of PyKDE that
works, but have so far been unsuccessful. It appears to be next to impossible
to find any version of PyQT/PyKDE to
SIP, PyQt and PyKDE are now available via CVS - go to the Download page
(once the web site changes have been published) at
http://www.thekompany.com/projects/pykde.
Phil
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Eiji Katagiri wrote:
I have installed PyQt-2.0 and sip-2.0.1, then
it works very well.
I want to read PyQt manual and Library reference,
but I can't find them. Where there is ?
PyQt.html.tar.gz in the doc sub-directory. You need to use it with the
Qt documentation.
Phil
Jesper Eskilson wrote:
Try the following program, using PyQt 2.0, sip 2.0.1, qt 2.2.0, and Python
2.0b1:
import sys
from qt import *
point1 = QPoint(42,12)
parray = QPointArray([point1])
I get the following error:
[1] ackbar:~/fault-demo - python test.py
Traceback (most recent
Philippe Fremy wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a small game where I have a bunch of sprites moving around.
The sprites are rectangular pixmaps with no mask. So I need to use a
QCanvasSprite to "support" them.
QCanvasSprite has only one constructor that takes a QCanvasPixmapArray object
as
Heath wrote:
Dear All,
I have developed a C++ application using Trolltech's Qt GUI API. I
have
embedded Python within this application using SIP. I would like to
create a
MainWindow widget plus various other widgets on the C++ side and then
pass their handles over to the Python side.
Jesper Eskilson wrote:
When compiling PyQt using 2.96, I get the following error messages:
c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/local/include/python2.0
-I/usr/local/include/sip -I/usr/local/qt-2.2.1/include -I/usr/X11R6/include
-fno-exceptions -O2 -Wp,-MD,.deps/sipqtQWhatsThis.pp -c
SIP/PyQt/PyKDE v2.1pre1 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/.
The differences are...
Qt v2.2.1 support
Eric the debugger
bug fixes - some very obscure ones.
I plan the final release soon after the final release of Python 2.0.
Phil
I and theKompany.com are pleased to announce the release of SIP, PyQt
and PyKDE v2.1. It is available for download at
http://www.thekompany.com/projects/pykde/.
Included in this release are...
- eric, a graphical debugger written in PyQt (UNIX only at the moment)
- pyuic (the PyQt code
Johannes Sixt wrote:
On Wed, 01 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
print (QString())
None
print (QString(""))
print (QString("a"))
a
instead of:
print (QString())
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "stdin", line 1, in ?
File
I and theKompany.com are pleased to announce the release of SIP, PyQt
and PyKDE v2.2. It is available for download at
http://www.thekompany.com/projects/pykde/.
Included in this release are...
- eric the graphical debugger now works under Windows
- addition of QHostAddress, QServerSocket and
mark kimsal wrote:
There seems to be a bug/feature of pyuic that is a tad bit annoying.
When I compile the .ui files I made with QtDeveloper I get errors in all
the QSizePolicy function calls. The python outputted file contains
lines like this
mark kimsal wrote:
I don't see either of the two messages I posted yesterday. Anyways,
both Per Gummedal's and Phil Thompson's code didn't work on my system.
QObject::connect: No such signal
QObject::rightButtonClicked(QListViewItem*,constQPoint,int)
QObject::connect: (sender name:
Michael Sweeney wrote:
Hi,
I have been trying to build the PyQT source code and keep getting this
error:
No suffix list.
make all-recursive
No suffix list.
Making all in qt
/home/sweeneym/gui/PyQt-2.2/qt
Make: line 463: syntax error. Stop.
Making all in examples
M K wrote:
Here's what I get when I try to compile the latest CVS of PyQt against sip 2.2
and qt 2.2
qstring.sip:495: no matching function for call to `QString::setUnicodeCodes (short
unsigned int *, int )'
What was the last version you successfully built? What else has changed
on your
Christian Reyes wrote:
Phil, I've recently upgraded to your SIP tool version 2.2 and I'm having
trouble getting a hang of your new %version directive.
Could you please provide an explanation of it?
Thanks,
christian
The syntax of the %Version directive is...
%Versionversion-id
Albert Wagner wrote:
I can find no such directory. What's the trick?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Update of /public/PyQt
In directory valentine.thekompany.com:/tmp/cvs-serv21098
Modified Files:
ChangeLog qmessagebox.sip
Log Message:
Added the missing
Benjamin SAUTHIER wrote:
I'm using PyQt 2.2 with Qt 2.2.1 on SGI
Concerning the use of PyQt I'm totally satisfied. I found it easy to
program and
fast in use. But still I wanted to give out info on some few bugs.
I'm using a lot pyuic, which saves me much time.
concerning possible
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
I have a feeling I've found a bug in the wrapping of QCanvasItem - it
doesn't recognize a subclassed QCanvas as a canvas:
File "kurailviewer.py", line 41, in ?
main()
File "kurailviewer.py", line 28, in main
canvas=kuraCanvas()
File
Coy Krill wrote:
Just thought I'd give Python 2.0 and PyQt 2.2 a go and see if printing was
fixed from the 2.1 release. Unfortunately it's not. I'm still getting the
error: PYTHONW caused an invalid page fault in module QT221.DLL at
0187:39d192fb. Not an extremely useful error message
Jesper Eskilson wrote:
Philippe Fremy [EMAIL PROTECTED](by way of Philippe Fremy [EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes:
The Qt doc states that one should not inherit from QCanvasItem, so this
it isn't a bug and doesn't require C++ hacking knowledge :-)
"Note that you cannot easily subclass
Robert Roy wrote:
Hi,
I have currently trying to get PyQt2.2 running on my FreeBSD box. Everything seems
to compile fine but in make install I get the following error:
snip
--
/bin/sh ../mkinstalldirs
Jesper Eskilson wrote:
Hi!
I've used PyQt for a couple of months now, and most problems I've had with
PyQt boils down to one thing: type conversions.
- The error message "TypeError: Invalid argument types to..." is extremely
annoying and almost completely useless since it gives no
dan wrote:
if a question like this does not belong in the mailing list, i apologize.
In the aclock.py tutorial
(snip)
class AnalogClock(QWidget):
def __init__(self, *args):
apply(QWidget.__init__,(self,) + args)
self.time = QTime.currentTime()
internalTimer =
David Berner wrote:
i found a problem while subclassing pyqt-classes in python.
e.g.
class Mylistview(QListView):
(...)
class Mylistitem(QListViewItem):
def __init__(self, parent, name, myvar):
apply(QListViewItem.__init__,(self,parent,name)
self.MyVar = myvar
Markus Stenberg wrote:
I first tried to get started with 2.2, then hoping for fix to (2) moved to
2.3pre1.. it didn't address the issue either, so here we go, my comments
about how PyQt works for me :)
[1] First of all, some (*) classes seem to be missing some methods. No big
deal, just
Markus Stenberg wrote:
On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Phil Thompson wrote:
Markus Stenberg wrote:
[2] PyQt (and SIP'd stuff in general) explodes _mysteriously_ if you try
to do multiple inheritance. I understand the reasons behind this, but at
least _I_ couldn't find any reference
Eron Lloyd wrote:
Hey guys - did anyone catch the latest from theKompany? Seems like a new
product, "Black Adder", was released! Has anyone looked at this yet? I
haven't contact anyone, but I'm very interested in having something like this
to develop KDE apps with. I want to know more
As promised, the details of the BlackAdder announcement. I've added a
simple FAQ at the end.
Feedback (and cheques) welcome.
Phil
THEKOMPANY.COM RELEASES BLACK ADDER, A WINDOWS/LINUX DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENT FOR PYTHON
theKompany.com is pleased to announce the release of its Windows/Linux
Henning Schroeder wrote:
Hi Phil!
Q3. How will BlackAdder be shipped?
Both CD-ROM and download, whichever is convenient to you. The Windows
component of BlackAdder is likely to be around 20M.
What about *printed* manuals?
No - just too expensive to reproduce, although I much prefer
mark kimsal wrote:
What is especially exciting that BlackAdder not only runs on Linux and
Windows, it generates applications that will run on either system as
well.
If this product can bundle up applications for windows as a standalone exe
file then I will definitely buy a home copy
Frido Ferdinand wrote:
Hi,
A short question but I'm sure the answer is pretty complex. What is
currently the best way to do asynchronous (I think that's the correct
term) network connections ? I'm currently building an app that makes
lot's of network operations and when there's no data
Robert Roy wrote:
Hi,
I noticed in one of the postings that BlackAdder will be using Scintilla as an
editor component (I thought I recognised it from the screen shots). Are there plans
to release the port of Scintilla to Qt (as a BlackAdder widget yes!) or is the port
being kept
Coy Krill wrote:
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
Matt Gerassimoff wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Phil Thompson wrote:
Scott Prive wrote:
Phil Thompson wrote:
And does this mean the PyQt binary for windows won't be free in the
future? Oh well, Tk it is then.
I believe so, but I'd leave commenting
ender wrote:
phil,
thank you for releasing pyqt, pykde, and sip.
this email is just rude, and i just wanted to say that your work is
appreciated. If people want to update the libaries or develop them they are
free to do so.
I think Matt's email was fair comment - although (in my
Scott Prive wrote:
Phil Thompson wrote:
Scott Prive wrote:
Phil Thompson wrote:
[snip..]
Be fair - if somebody said (not that they have) "people won't license
our Qt development tools if you provide one for free" then I would
sympathise with them
Matt Gerassimoff wrote:
Phil, it is your choice. I'm just voicing my disappointment. The binary
release of PyQt was only 4 months old (since September). I'm sure you
knew BlackAddr was going to be release by then. The best outcome would be
the company that gave you the binary release
Matt Gerassimoff wrote:
Hey,
After all the discussion about binary releases and such. I forgot the
$2 question - Is PyKDE being updated? There are alot of new classes
and modules. I would like to write some applets for kicker, kwin,
kcontrol, etc. I would also like to use KParts
"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 under the GPL.
Perhaps this may be a debatable
legal point
Steve Spenst wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to compile PyQt 2.3, and am getting the following error:
c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/include/python2.0
-I/usr/local/include/sip -I/usr/lib/qt/include -I/usr/X11R6/include
-fno-exceptions -O2 -Wp,-MD,.deps/qtcmodule.pp -c -fPIC -DPIC
"Aaron J. Ginn" wrote:
Phil Thompson wrote:
However, I don't like segfaults - send me a small but complete script
that demonstrates the problem and I'll take a look.
Phil
I've attached a script that displays the core dump. I also included the
non-lambda version of t
Attached is a diff against PyQt v2.3 to get PyQt working with Python
2.1b1. (I plan to release 2.4pre1 later in the week which will also
include support for Qt 2.3.0b1.)
The problem turned out to be a long standing "how on Earth did that stay
hidden for so long" bug that Python 2.1b1 just
SIP and PyQt v2.4pre1 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/. The main
enhancements are support for Python v2.1b1 and Qt v2.3.0-beta1.
QObject.connect() now uses the weak references introduced in Python v2.1
to manage Python slots. Before, if you didn't keep
Gerard Vermeulen wrote:
Hi Phil, Mark
I have a set of alpha Python bindings to the Qwt-0.3 library.
Qwt stands for "Qt Widgets for Technical applications" and
version 0.3 works with Qt-2.x.
For more info: http://qwt.sourceforge.net/
Some of the code is stolen from Mark Colclough's
SIP v2.4pre2 is at http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/.
Apparantly v2.4pre1 wouldn't compile unless you were using Python
v2.1b1.
PyQt stays at v2.4pre1.
Phil
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Jan Ekholm wrote:
Hi,
The docuemntation for PyQt at:
http://www.thekompany.com/projects/pykde/pyqt_docs//x157.html
refers to the wrong page for the page "Module Reference Documentation". It
refers to x167.html when the correct is (I suppose) x176.html.
Should now be fixed (x167.html
Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
On Wednesday 14 March 2001 07:16, I wrote:
I haven't found a way to really delete individual widgets from a layout,
yet, but as long as you keep an explicit reference to the middle layout
you
can call self.layout.deleteAllItems() and then add new items, I think.
Hirendra Hindocha wrote:
Hi ,
I downloaded and installed Sip 2.3, PyQt-2.3 and now I'm trying to
install PyKDE and running into compile problems .
2.2.16 on RH7.0 with Python1.5.2 and Qt 2.2.4 and KDE 2.1 with
KDE 1 compat used here
Here's the error -
c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.
Bartomiej Jarocki wrote:
Hello All
I work in Polish Scientific Institute dealing with medical equipment and
recently we choosed Python/QT for medical software development.
This is my first post on this list so I take chance to express my thanks
to all PyQt developers - it great to have
Sharmad Naik wrote:
Hi,
I m new to python and Qt and have generated a form using designer which i
want to use with python for generating application.Can anybody give me an idea how to
go about it?
I want to know how to use uic or its equivalent
If your form design is
A couple of things...
For various reasons I'm not reading mail as regularly as I used to, so
responses from me will be slower and more irregular than usual. You'll
have to be patient.
The latest Python beta includes my patch to prevent disappearing lambda
functions crashing PyQt.
Phil
Gerard Vermeulen wrote:
Phil,
I tried to install Python-2.1b2 / PyQt-2.4pre1 / sip-2.4pre2,
first with Python's ./configure --with-pymalloc.
When I tried to run an example, it died with a segmentation error.
Then I tried ./configure --without-pymalloc --without-cycle-gc.
This
Stephan Koerner wrote:
Hello all,
I'm in the midst of tracking a problem which seems to only show-up on
win2k. We had developed an application with
python 1.5.2
SIP v0.9 (on Mon Sep 6 19:48:18 1999)
qt 1.44
This application has been running well on a number of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently bought BlackAdder. Seems great, and looking forward
to learning QT.
But was disappointed to find that there is no OpenGL drawing widget.
Saw something in the archives about some effort directed toward implementing
OGLWidget. Any update?
The Qt OpenGL
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