Hi Phil,
I got around this with the pyuic -embed option. Hrmf. Obviously, it
produces a module, which can be included within a Python: comment.
Studying this module revealed a list based lookup of the images,
which involves a linear search. What do you think about this patch,
which tries to do this more elegantly:
--- pyuic3/embed.cpp.orig 2003-10-15 23:48:49.000000000 +0200
+++ pyuic3/embed.cpp 2003-10-15 23:49:58.000000000 +0200
@@ -185,11 +185,11 @@
}
if ( !list_image.isEmpty() ) {
- out << indent << "embed_image_vec = [\n";
+ out << indent << "embed_image_dict = {\n";
++indent;
EmbedImage *e = list_image.first();
while ( e ) {
- out << indent << "["
+ out << indent << "\"" << e->name << "\": ("
<< e->width << ","
<< e->height << ","
<< e->depth << ","
@@ -203,29 +203,29 @@
else
out << "None,";
if ( e->alpha )
- out << "1,";
+ out << "1";
else
- out << "0,";
- out << "\"" << e->name << "\"],\n";
+ out << "0";
+ out << "),\n";
e = list_image.next();
}
--indent;
- out << indent << "]\n";
+ out << indent << "}\n";
out << "\n"
"\n"
"def uic_findImage(name):\n";
++indent;
- out << indent << "global embed_image_vec\n";
+ out << indent << "global embed_image_dict\n";
out << "\n";
+ out << indent << "iname = str(name)\n";
+ out << indent << "if embed_image_dict.has_key(iname):\n";
+ ++indent;
#ifndef QT_NO_IMAGE_COLLECTION_COMPRESSION
- out << indent << "for (w,h,depth,data,comp,nrCol,colTab,alpha,iname) in
embed_image_vec:" << endl;
+ out << indent << "w,h,depth,data,comp,nrCol,colTab,alpha =
embed_image_dict[iname]" << endl;
#else
- out << indent << "for (w,h,depth,data,nrCol,colTab,alpha,iname) in
embed_image_vec:" << endl;
+ out << indent << "w,h,depth,data,nrCol,colTab,alpha = embed_image_dict[iname]"
<< endl;
#endif
- ++indent;
- out << indent << "if iname == str(name):" << endl;
- ++indent;
#ifndef QT_NO_IMAGE_COLLECTION_COMPRESSION
// Keep the data object alive until we have a deep copy of the image.
out << indent << "data = qUncompress(data).data()\n";
@@ -239,7 +239,6 @@
out << "\n";
out << indent << "return img\n";
--indent;
- --indent;
out << endl;
out << indent << "return QImage()\n";
--indent;
Tested, work for me.
I think, putting some words into the docs about image handling with
designer is indicated. Hopefully, I can put something together soon.
Pete
On Wednesday 15 October 2003 16:28, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
>
> Does anybody has an idea, how to solve this currently without
> hacking pyuic or the resulting python module?
>
> Pete
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