Hi,
are there stylesheet sub-controlls in pyqt like in qt? For example the widget
Qprogressbar in qt got the sub-controll chunk, but i cant find anything like it
in pyqt.
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Even if it seems to be a working example from the book, you might want to
provide the source code for us. Make sure we can try to reproduce the problem.
Can you run at least another example program to show your installation is
working?
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Phil Thompson a écrit :
On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:34:39 +0100, Olivier Fournier
o.fourn...@perigord.com wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use the overloaded function QXmlQuery.evaluateTo (self,
QString).
I raise this Error:
TypeError: arguments did not match any overloaded call:
Hello everybody,
I'm starting with the PyQt programming so my knowledge on this is not very
broad at the moment, then I'm asking for some help if possible :) Well,
here my problem:
I'm programming a GUI to collect some variables for afterwards running a
long and time consuming process (like
Hi,
QSqlQuery's size method gives the number of rows retrieved with a
query. But is there some way to get the number of fields (columns) of
that query?
Many thanks.
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On Mittwoch 24 März 2010, bar tomas wrote:
Hi,
QSqlQuery's size method gives the number of rows retrieved
with a query. But is there some way to get the number of
fields (columns) of that query?
Many thanks.
if self.query.isSelect():
record = self.query.record()
qFields =
On 03/24/10 08:18, dalvarez wrote:
So, my questions would be:
- How can I open that small window to receive and track the process?
- How to connect the function (at
the moment outside the main class) to
the progress bar and to that small window?
- How to launch the external program
Hello Lennart,
By subcontrols, do you mean something like:
qpushbutton { color: white; }
qpushbutton:pressed { color: black; }
?
If so, you can set the same stylesheet to a widget as in the regular Qt,
it has little to do with PyQt itself, since the stylesheet is just a string
to be parsed.
Hi,
thank for the response... i found the answer by myself by now XD
self.baraction.setStyleSheet(QProgressBar
{background-color: white;
text-align: center;
