On Friday August 29 2003 12:20, Andrea Pertosa wrote: > First of all let me tell you that I'm a Windows illiterate > since my primary development platform is a SGI IRIX, so please > bear with me.
> I'm running on a Dell laptop with WinXP Pro. I installed Qt > version 3.2.0. > I installed PyQt (the compiled package from riverbank) > PyQt-WinNC-3.8 that, according to the web site, contains the > SIP. I don't know much about Windows, but I believe PyQt-WinNC only works with the comparable Qt version (the free version for Windows) which I believe is Qt 2.3. If you have Qt 3.2.0 for Windows, I assume it's either an evaluation version or a paid for version - you'd need to get the commercial version of PyQt to work with it. As far as I know Qt 3.2.0 (and PyQt to go with it) is only free on Linux (and Mac OSX? - not sure of the status of that). > I installed the python.org distribution of Python, version 2.3 > (July 29th 2003). > I build my widget in QT designer, I can create the > corresponding python script but when I try to run the python > script I get a DLL load error: > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "C:\Documents and > Settings\Andrea\Desktop\Adams\Pyqt\sdi editor\sdi_editor.py", > line 5, in -toplevel- > from qt import * > File "C:\Python23\lib\site-packages\qt.py", line 17, in > -toplevel- > import libsip > ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not > be found. > Of course just invoking the python interpreter and trying to > "import qt" cause the same error. > Can anyone suggest a way to resolve this problem? > Note that the only suggestion I could find on the Internet was > to copy manually the libsip.dll to the C:\windows\system32 > folder, but that did not work. > Any help greatly appreciated. I believe Phil (the sip/PyQt author) is away for a while longer - if my answer appears incorrect, you might repost your question in another week or a little longer. I'm sure Phil would have the answer. Please don't hesistate to post questions to the list, although a Google search on the topic will usually turn up an answer more quickly (most of the traffic on this list is archived online and easily reachable via Google). Jim _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
