Hello all,
Is there a way that i can make the QFileDialog to display the
contents of a patricular directory.. For example i want the user to select
only the files or folders within my documents.. The file dialog should
display My Documents only as a parent directory and it's contents
On Mon, 2010-01-11 at 21:54 -0500, Demetrius Cassidy wrote:
You probably forgot to include the sqlite3.dll with your redist package.
Alternatively, you can try to use py2exe instead of cx_Freeze. It works
pretty well for me and is good at picking up dependencies.
AFAIK, py2exe doesn't have
I actually had nothing but problems with PyInstaller. In my instance, I
am using Twisted + PyQt4 in my app, so I could never even get it to run
while frozen. Not to mention it seems to want to pickup every dll in my
system to package it into my app (like kernel32.dll).
You can manually copy
Did:
self.vtkWidget = QVTKRenderWindowInteractor(self)
instead of:
self.vtkWidget = QVTKRenderWindowInteractor()
Since QVTKRenderWindowInteractor inherits QWidget, it calls:
QtGui.QWidget.__init__(self, parent, wflags|QtCore.Qt.MSWindowsOwnDC)
So I guess once I passed a parent in, it knew
I have the following statement in an application that runs fine with Python 2.6
(and PyQt):
text = self.ui.txtText.text().left(5).toUpper()
In Python 3.1.1 (with PyQt), I get the following error for the first statement:
text = self.ui.txtText.text().left(5).toUpper()
AttributeError: 'str'
I think .text() in Python 3.1 with PyQt4 is returning a python 'str'
object, instead of a QString. Try and do type(self.ui.txtText.text())
and see what it returns.
Richard Parker wrote:
I have the following statement in an application that runs fine with
Python 2.6 (and PyQt):
text
Demetrius,
I think you are right, but how can I achieve the same functionality with Python
3.1.1, as I do with Python 2.6? (i.e., left(5).toUpper()) for the str that's
returned by Python 3.1.1?
I looked at [0:05].format(self.ui.txtText.text()) and that seemed to work,
although it didn't
*int(**self.ui.txtNumber.text()) *
str('abcdefg').upper()
Richard Parker wrote:
Demetrius,
I think you are right, but how can I achieve the same functionality
with Python 3.1.1, as I do with Python 2.6? (i.e., left(5).toUpper())
for the str that's returned by Python 3.1.1?
I looked at
Stupid thunderbird messed up the formatting. use int('12345') to conver
a string to integer. and .upper() to conver to uppercase.
Demetrius Cassidy wrote:
*int(**self.ui.txtNumber.text()) *
str('abcdefg').upper()
Richard Parker wrote:
Demetrius,
I think you are right, but how can I achieve
