Hi Zak,
On 06/04/13 07:09, Zak wrote:
Hello Glenn,
I admittedly know PySide a lot better than PyQt, and they are a bit different,
but I noticed two possible problems:
1. You never call a.exec_(). In your example, 'a' is the QApplication instance,
and calling QApplication.exec_() is important. Calling .exec_() on the widget is
no substitute, calling .exec_() on a widget in this instance is similar to
calling .show().
Thanks for the tip. However I'm slightly skeptical about that since it works
when not packaged as a app. In any case, adding m.show(); a.exec_() makes no
difference.
2. After being bitten several times, I have decided it is best to never use "if
__name__ == '__main__'" with PySide. Make the PySide code execute no matter
what. This is not kosher Python because importing a module is not supposed to
have side effects, but I recommend it nonetheless. However, the "if __name__ ==
'__main__'" clause is probably not your problem here, because you said it does
print "Hello", so the code is being executed. I still think it is good practice
to avoid this conditional construct.
I'll keep that in mind.
Glenn
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