On 24.12.07 13:22:22, Jochen Georges wrote: > On Monday 24 December 2007 12:25:14 Andreas Pakulat wrote: > > On 24.12.07 09:16:17, Jochen Georges wrote: > > > Thats not a simple self-contained example that demonstrates the problem. > > Sorry, but you have to create an app that we can simply run to check > > what exactly happens and whats wrong with that behaviour. > > :-) > > > Especially > > when the verbal description is relatively unclear like in this case (at > > least to me). > > sorry
You could have stripped down that code a bit more, but its easy to see the problem, now that I can run it. > > Andreas > > to see what is going wrong, please > > 1. click "list" > 2. insert a number in the left lineedit > 3. press return > > now the right lineedit should have the focus. The problem is that the Interactive button is the "default" button in the dialog, so it automatically gets activated on return-presses. Changing from QDialog to QWidget fixes that, I don't see a way to have a Qt4 QDialog without a default button, though. Using setDefault on the push buttons doesn't seem to do anything useful. Andreas -- There was a phone call for you. _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
