app = QtGui.QApplication(sys.argv)
myapp = StartQT4()
myapp.show()
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On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Frédéric
wrote:
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> Le 5/2/2009, "Knapp" a écrit:
>
>>I have a qlineedit that I want to turn the background red when the
>>input is bad but I can't seem to find how to do this. I would think it
>>would be easy but it does
I have a qlineedit that I want to turn the background red when the
input is bad but I can't seem to find how to do this. I would think it
would be easy but it does not seem to be. unless I missed something.
Thanks.
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looked around on the net and it seems there are a
lot of ways. What is easy and best; execution speed is not very
important for this program?
Thanks
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I see that the newer QT4.5 has the LGPL license. Does this mean that
pyQT will also have this license? Does using this license mean that
you can use the lib and write a closed source app without having to
pay for a license?
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On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 8:21 PM, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> On 10.02.09 19:56:44, Knapp wrote:
>> I see that the newer QT4.5 has the LGPL license. Does this mean that
>> pyQT will also have this license? Does using this license mean that
>> you can use the lib and write a clos
per county, if it goes well. So how much does this
lawyer that knows all about these licenses and there effects in all
those counties cost? Where do you find him?
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On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Sundance wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 01:05:34PM +0100, Knapp wrote:
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>> Sometimes I think it would be good to have a commercial license that
>> says please pay us after 2 years if you have the cash, perhaps with
>> interest to make up
!
Sorry about the dumb question. :-(
I hope someone here can help me out.
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I'm trying to upgrade to 3.9 and QT 3.2.3 but I'm having issues with the
reparent method.
Below is an interactive session showing the issue. According to the
newsgroups this error occurs when the extension returns NULL instead of
Py_None. I've verified that I'm using sip 3.9 and not an earlie
problem in eric3 and had to incorporate a workaround that
isn't using reparent.
Detlev
Am Dienstag, 13. Januar 2004 15:20 schrieb Rob Knapp:
I'm trying to upgrade to 3.9 and QT 3.2.3 but I'm having issues with
the reparent method.
Below is an interactive session showing the
On Wednesday 08 December 2004 8:14 am, Hihn, Jason wrote:
> Does anyone know what it would take to get a QDialog to display in a
> browser via PyQt? I'm hoping there's a simple example somewhere.
My solution (can't post code because of NDA) was to wrap it in a C++ object
that used the ActiveQT l
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Hey everyone, I've been away from the PyQt world for
too long. Last time I used it was back in the 3.3 days.
But recently, I've found myself playing with a
personal project on Linux (and trying to get it run on
Mac/Windows as well...), and I decided to go back
and see what PyQT4 was all abou
> On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 07:15:29 -0400, Rob Knapp wrote:
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> > But, now I've hit my first snag. I'm trying to wrap WebKitQt up for use in
> > the project, and following the example at riverbankcompting.com/Docs,
> > (which looks like it was written for qt3, sinc
> On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 07:15:29 -0400, Rob Knapp wrote:
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> > But, now I've hit my first snag. I'm trying to wrap WebKitQt up for use in
> > the project, and following the example at riverbankcompting.com/Docs,
> > (which looks like it was written for qt3, sinc
;ve been
moving code around and missed a line or two.
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I've found myself in a position where I need to present a python object to a
C++ object, and it needs to look like a C++ object. The target application
knows nothing of python.
Would it be possible to create an object using SIP that I can inherit from and
use the SIP api to convert into a CppP
On Thursday 12 June 2003 09:05 pm, Frederick Polgardy Jr wrote:
> Why not write what's called (in "Patterns" speak) an Adaptor class: one
> which provides its own interface, and keeps track of the Python objects it
> needs to use internally. What kind of interface is the target application
> expe
On Friday 13 June 2003 04:21 am, Phil Thompson wrote:
> On Friday 13 June 2003 12:31 am, Rob Knapp wrote:
> > I've found myself in a position where I need to present a python object
> > to a C++ object, and it needs to look like a C++ object. The target
> > applicati
[snip]
> > So, if I inherit a C++ object from QWidget and write a sip binding, then
> > I'm set. That's what I thought, but what I was hoping for was some way
> > to automatically generate this "in between" object.
>
> It can't be automatically generated if you are adding functionality (the
> new
On Thu June 12 2003 09:05 pm, Frederick Polgardy Jr wrote:
> On Thursday 12 June 2003 18:31, Rob Knapp wrote:
> > I've found myself in a position where I need to present a python object
> > to a C++ object, and it needs to look like a C++ object. The target
> > applicati
I am writting a C++ wrapper for some python QT objects. As a result,
I need to recieve the PYSIGNALS from the python object and retransmit
them so my container binary can connect to them. [This is a double post (kind
of), I posted the same question on thursday (7/3/2003), but I've tried a
bunch
On Sun July 6 2003 11:42 am, Phil Thompson wrote:
> What's a "python QT object"?
>
> Phil
Ooops, some internal team jargon slipped in there I guess. It's a designation
we use for an instance of a class that was written in python that inherits
from a QT object. [Helps us keep straight the piece
I'm currently compiling on a win32 platform and the build process reported
that sipBadLengthForSlice was an unknown identifier. The line number
provided was line 130 in spi/qstringlist.sip.
For the time being I've hacked the .sip file to simply return NULL in those
circumstances since my immedi
2003 4:29 pm, Rob Knapp wrote:
> > I'm currently compiling on a win32 platform and the build process
> > reported that sipBadLengthForSlice was an unknown identifier. The line
> > number provided was line 130 in spi/qstringlist.sip.
>
> Make sure you are using SI
Is anyone running PyQT 3.7 with the newly released QT 3.2?
There are some enhancments that would be very nice to have...
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