I'm assuming you're using a QDialog.
A)If it's a standard dialog (with OK/Cancel) then I usually use the
accept()/reject() slots on the dialog. These close the dialog and
return the status of the dialog upon exit (accepted or rejected).
B) I would guess that you don't want the dialog to be modal. this way
you can still interact with the application that called it. Use the
method on the dialog, setModal(False) to turn off modality.
darryl
andYpsilon wrote:
Hi! I am starting a PyQt dialog from inside an application (The Compositing
package Nuke from The Foundry) to use the application specific python
module.
The problem is, as soon as I am in the main event loop, Nuke crashes when
doing something outside of the dialog. This would be somehow OK, if the
quit() or the exit() function wouldn't quit the whole application instead of
only closing the dialog window.
Does anyone know how to: A) -Quit a dialog without quitting the application
from which the dialog was startetd??
or B) How to run the main event loop that the application from whioch the
dialog was started can still be used??
thx,
a desperate andy
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