On Sun Mar 9 23:21:05 GMT 2008, JMiahMan wrote: > Andreas Pakulat-2 wrote: > > > Thats because while you run your process the event loop is not run and > > thus no painting updates are being done. I suggest to take a look at > > QProcess as that one sends the output in an asynchronous way and thus > > allows the event loop to update the paintings. > > I apologize I have no clue what you're saying It sounds kinda like a RTFM > response.
But much more polite than just RTFM, you have to admit. ;-) > I've taken a look at the Qprocess class (and the QT Class page in > general) but being very new at this and programming in general I understand > just about as much as what you said above. Being I (and most of the rest of > the world) learn from examples I've checked through all the examples and > code I can find and found now one truly addresses this but there always > seems to be an issue and someone saying it doesn't work. It would be nice > if there was a simple example to learn from and I guess that's really what > I'm asking for, I guess it may even be something that's not possible to do > with PyQt. Thank you for your response though I just need something more > detailed as I'm quite a noob. Maybe this will be useful: http://www.diotavelli.net/PyQtWiki/Capturing_Output_from_a_Process It was written for PyQt3, but it should be fairly easy for you to adapt it to PyQt4 if you need to. David _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
