On Wednesday 30 July 2003 4:40 am, Keith Jones wrote: > Hi, > > I know this is for both PyQt and PyKDE, which implies it's linux > oriented, but I've got a question about distributing pyQt on windows. > I'm a linux user, and I've got a pyQt application that I would like a > friend (who's on windows) to be able to run. I can't seem to figure out > how he can run it, though. He installed python and PyQt-3.7, which I > assume does not install the qt libraries. He proceeded to install the Qt > windows evaluation version (3.0.?) available at trolltech.com, which > made him jump through a number of loops related to visual studio, and > which I don't think he should have had to do. Even then, 'import qt' in > idle complained that it couldn't find the required dll. So I'm wondering > how I can go about this... it certainly can't be as hard as installing > the Qt development product on any computer that wants to use it. (By the > way, this is totally a noncommercial application.) I was wondering if > anyone had any comments about this.
Tell your friend to download the non-commercial version of Qt - not the evaluation version. This is based on Qt v2.3, so your application needs to be portable between Qt v2 and Qt v3. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
