Hi, over the last couple of weeks, I wrote my first PyQt4 application and released it at http://undercover.piquadrat.ch . My application is a tool to retrieve and manage artwork for iTunes. So it's self-evident that I have to use something "coverflowy". Qxt[1] has an itemview derived from PictureFlow[2] that displays images stored in an itemmodel (QxtFlowView [3]). I'd really like to use a QxtFlowView instead of the QListView I use at the moment to list artwork.
Unfortunately, my C++ skills are practically inexistent, same goes for my knowledge of SIP. I tried to translate QxtFlowView and the classes it uses to Python, but I've hit a wall where the C++ code uses QImage::scanLine and does fancy bit operations on the raw data. Even if I could translate that to Python, I suspect performance to be quite sub par. So my last hope is cheap, shameless begging ;-) If it isn't to much work, could someone with mad SIP ninja skillz convert the appropriate header files (qxtflowview_p.h[4] and qxtflowview.h[5] should be enough, I think)? As my application is open source and I have no opportunity to earn money with it, I can only offer eternal gratitude and a link on my website and/or about dialog in the application. Kind regards, Benjamin Wohlwend [1] http://www.libqxt.org/ [2] http://code.google.com/p/pictureflow/ [3] http://doc.libqxt.org/tip/classQxtFlowView.html [4] http://dev.libqxt.org/libqxt/src/tip/src/gui/qxtflowview_p.h [5] http://dev.libqxt.org/libqxt/src/tip/src/gui/qxtflowview.h
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