You're right, the more code we get out there the better, especially because success with python is all about reading and learning (again, my opinion).
On 2/15/06, Danny Pansters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If we're showing off anyway (Patrick).. well I've seen quite a few people
lately asking for working real-life examples of pyqt/pykde, here's one. It's
for (Free)BSD not for Linux or Windows but it probably is a nice example of
how PyKDE can be used in a useful way (once again this is PyQt3 and PyKDE3,
no Qt4 yet). Hints, comments, nitpicks are welcome.
http://freebsd.ricin.com/kbtv
It could be ported to Linux (v4l) but I think that one problem is (and it
would show) v4l's inclusion of non-TV hardware. Nice if you have one but it
squeezes the api.
Well anyway, I think this may be a nice example of how to use PyQt/KDE and
a/the larger picture. Because frankly if you don't have any real Python
leverage people are going to ask you, rightfully, why not in C++... (some
free ammo: a Qt C++ object works just as fast from sip/Py as it does
"natively" ater you've instantiated it).
Just my /me too :)
Dan
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