> Hi, > > I am looking for some advice re a program that I am working on. > > I am attempting to write a small network server app to do some very simple > data replication between two postgresql databases using Twisted and Qt. > The > reason that I am using Qt is that I have some classes from a companion > application using QTimer's and QSqlQuery's that I would like to re-use. > The > plan was to have the program running on a network server that does not > have > an X server running but ... > > The snag: When my program starts it tries to connect to a running X > server, > then crashes when it can't. A short trip to google pointed me to a > GUIenabled > flag as one of the options for the QApplication constructor. This is > supposed to enable console application development. Unfortunately, the > PyQt > docs say that the QApplication constructor with the GUIenabled flag is not > implemented. > > My Questions: I have looked on the web but can't find any information to > say > that this is a bad idea. Therefore, given that PyQt seems to support > pretty > much every part of Qt, is using Qt this way a really bad thing to do? If > not, then is this just something that has not been implemented because > nobody > has asked or is it really hard to implement (and won't happen any time > soon)? > Should I look at re-writing the classes using the standard python DB-API > instead?
Is there any problem with using the QApplication::Tty value to the 3rd ctor? If there is a problem I can implement the GUIenabled flag - though it will require SIP v4.2. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
