On Sun, 17 Sep 2006 16:04:41 +0200 Torsten Marek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gerard Vermeulen schrieb: > > Phil, > > > > The attached PyQt4.pyqwt.patch (a bit hardwired, but IMO not worth a more > > general > > solution) makes it possible to use the Qwt5 designer plugin with pyuic4 > > without > > editing the generated Python code (it is impossible to infer the PyQwt > > module > > from the header filenames returned by the plugin). > > > > Hi Gerard, > > could you please send me a UI file that uses some of your widgets? Right now, > I'm trying to create a more general/extensible solution for this problem. > Hi Torsten, Attached you'll find QwtWidgets.ui, all those widgets are part of the PyQt4.Qwt5 module. A general solution would be to pass a list of modules to pyuic4, so that the customWidget() function in uic/uiparser can lookup a class name in the list of modules. In this case, I could do (suppose the -m option takes care of this): pyuic4 -m PyQt4.Qwt5 QwtWidgets.ui Thanks -- Gerard
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