I am trying to autogenerate a configuration dialog with a
KConfigSkeleton. I just can't get it working.
Can you post me a sample, tutorial or something else on how to call a
config dialog in pykde4?
I tried it with a .kcfg file as described in the tutorials on kde.org,
but there was no success.
Hello there,
I try to work on a PyKDE4 application and have problems on finding
tutorials, specially for configuration dialogs and solid.
Currently I try to determine the block device address of my cdrom, but
it always gives me the AttributeError: device.
In the solid documentation there is a
.
Peter
On Sam, 2008-01-12 at 11:09 +0100, Simon Edwards wrote:
Hi,
Peter Liedler wrote:
I am trying to autogenerate a configuration dialog with a
KConfigSkeleton. I just can't get it working.
What went wrong?
Can you post me a sample, tutorial or something else on how to call
Sorry to bother you again.
In my main view I have several connect strings to buttons and
checkBoxes. They work fine.
self.connect(self.checkBoxRipLongest, SIGNAL(clicked()),
self.toggleRipLongest)
self.connect(self.listViewTitle, SIGNAL(selectionChanged()),
self.titleSelected)
, QItemSelection)),
self.titleSelected)
With this connect string I try to connect to the signal that is emitted
when the selection is changed. But it is never called.
What am I missing here.
Thanks
Peter
On Son, 2008-01-20 at 01:26 +0100, David Boddie wrote:
On Sat Jan 19 13:41:12 GMT 2008, Peter Liedler
Sorry, no sucess here. I don't get it.
Peter
On Mit, 2008-01-23 at 18:28 +0100, David Boddie wrote:
On Wed Jan 23 17:08:15 GMT 2008, Peter Liedler wrote:
I am still fighting to get connected to a selectionChanged signal of a
listView.
I think there's been some confusion about what
Hello there,
earlier this year I wrote a graphgical frontend to lxdvdrip -- klxdvdrip.
One of the functions I wrote used the supported Media function of solid
to determine if the OpticalDrive is a burining device.
In newer versions this code crashes. As I am eager to fix this I tried
some
Thank you.
I think there is no need to backport it to kde 4.0 since 4.1 is released
at the end of this month and I seem to be the only one using it at this
time.
Peter
Simon Edwards wrote:
Simon Edwards wrote:
Hi,
Peter Liedler wrote:
this one should be executable
Hello,
I am testing the current beta of (k)ubuntu 10.10 maverick meerkat and
recognized that my pyqt application stopped to work properly.
After some time of research I could tie the problem down to the following
situation:
I have a qcheckbox in a subclassed qobject and connected the sigal