Hi,
I just upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04 to 10.10,
therefore, python 2.6.5/PyQt 4.7.4 to python 2.6.6/Pyqt 4.7.4
It seems that the appearance of the QListWidgetItem changed.
In this case, I apply a styleSheet on the QlistWidget (color: white;
background: black),
I've tried with other
Le 16/10/10 08:52, Vincent Vande Vyvre a crit:
Hi,
I just upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04 to 10.10,
therefore, python 2.6.5/PyQt 4.7.4 to python 2.6.6/Pyqt 4.7.4
It seems that the appearance of the QListWidgetItem changed.
In this case, I apply a styleSheet on the QlistWidget (color:
On 16/10/10 07:52, Vincent Vande Vyvre wrote:
Hi,
I just upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04 to 10.10,
therefore, python 2.6.5/PyQt 4.7.4 to python 2.6.6/Pyqt 4.7.4
It seems that the appearance of the QListWidgetItem changed.
i'd guess that the problem is much more likely to be due to a change in
qt
Hi
I have a C++ class that extends QList, or more specifically QListPoint
where Point is one of our custom classes.
SIP gives me a syntax error as soon as I add the template parameter to
the inheritance.
In C++:
class PointList : public QListPoint {
...
};
In SIP:
class PointList :
It's time to back to this question.
I want to implement simple action replaying framework to test PyQt apps.
I have main window and one dialog with two lineedits.
I can open this dialog but don't understand how to access it from my
framework to fill lineedits with data and accepts the dialog.
