Phil Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'd be interested to know, when people first started using PyQt/PyKDE,
> what their biggest problem was.
That you had to keep a python reference to qt objects around :-)
self.widgets = []
button = qt.QPushButton (...)
self.widgets.append (button)
button = qt.QPushButton (...)
self.widgets.append (button)
...
My next problem was when I did call something with the wrong type
arguments, I was frequently slow to figure out which argument was
wrong -- the error message doesn't say it was the 3rd argument, for
example.
--pete
- [PyKDE] Newbie pyQt user needs some slot help Matthew Flower
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- Re: [PyKDE] Newbie pyQt user needs some slot help Boudewijn Rempt
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