On Wednesday 05 November 2003 22:34, you wrote:
>
> Tnx for your response Trevor! I was already thinking in the same
> direction... Seems a good way to do this.
I don't know about a "good" way - but it's the only way I know of.
It probably wouldn't be too hard to OOP up a new class inheriting q
On Thursday 06 November 2003 8:24 pm, Peter Kropf wrote:
> I'm curious why you see static in the python library as an advantage?
Because it should also solve the problem but wouldn't require changes to
import statements.
Phil
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Phil Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: RE: [PyKDE] Building PyQt as 1 shared library
I'm curious why you see static in the python library as an advantage?
> -Original Message-
> From: Phil Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 9:19 AM
> To: Peter Kropf; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
> [E
Just a brief note to packagers considering doing RPMs or Debian
packages for PyKDE-3.8.0:
1. The doc viewer ("wabbit") is at PyKDE-3.8.0/docs/wabbit; the
tarball installs a symlink in /usr/bin. It also needs to create
a ".wabbit" directory in the user's home directory and install
an rc file th
On Thursday November 6 2003 09:25, Hannes Hauswedell wrote:
> YESS!!!
> it works! i had to add a -L infornt of /opt/kde3/libs too but
> now it works! thank you so much for all your time and efforts!
> really i apreciate. ok i will stop bugging you now ;-)
> thanks and greetings
> hannes hau
On Thursday 06 November 2003 4:58 pm, Peter Kropf wrote:
> To start, merging qttable into qt was fairly easy. I modified qtmod.sip,
> adding %Include qtable.sip. Then rebuilding PyQt resulted in the qtable
> code being included and accessable from python. Instead of:
>
> from qttable import QTa
On Thursday 06 November 2003 4:59 pm, michael ferraro wrote:
> since upgrading to:
>
> qt-mac-free-3.2.2
> sip-mac-gpl-4.0pre3
> PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031027
>
> on a DUAL 1.4 G4 running Panther
>
> I have been getting this message when I
> sys.exit() or app.quit() my application.
>
> I have not
Title: Message
I also
had to comment out the
%Import qttablemod.sip
in
qtsqlmod.sip since the qtable definitions are coming from the qtmod.sip
import.
-Original Message-From: Peter Kropf
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 8:58
AMTo: '[EMAIL PRO
Title: RE: [PyKDE] Building PyQt as 1 shared library
To start, merging qttable into qt was fairly easy. I modified qtmod.sip, adding %Include qtable.sip. Then rebuilding PyQt resulted in the qtable code being included and accessable from python. Instead of:
from qttable import QTable
t
since upgrading to:
qt-mac-free-3.2.2
sip-mac-gpl-4.0pre3
PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031027
on a DUAL 1.4 G4 running Panther
I have been getting this message when I
sys.exit() or app.quit() my application.
I have not been able to find out what it
means
Anyone seen this before or know what
I'm
The "just minutes ago" part of my PyKDE-3.8 announcement turns
out to have been about 8 hours ago due to a problem with sending
mail here - Phil already has the tarball up on the
riverbankcomputing site (thanks!)
Jim
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Withing the last couple minutes I just emailed the PyKDE-3.8.0
release to Phil for posting on the riverbankcomputing site. Phil
normally posts the tarballs quickly if he's available. I just
noticed I forgot to remove one (large) file from the top-level
directory, so I may need to send Phil a re
On Thursday 06 November 2003 10:09 am, david wrote:
> I would like to write an image into memory but it don't work, QImageIO
> class don't exist with Qt 3.1.0 and PyQt 3.5 ?
>
>
> from qt import *
>
> iio = QImageIO()
> im = QImage()
> im = pixmap() //convert to image
> iio.setImage(im)
There doe
Phil Thompson schrieb:
On Wednesday 05 November 2003 10:57 pm, Peter Kropf wrote:
Does anyone know if it's possible to build PyQt so that there is one shared
library that contains all the code instead of the 8 (libqtcanvascmodule.so,
libqtcmodule.so, libqtextcmodule.so, libqtnetworkcmodule.so,
I would like to write an image into memory but it don't work, QImageIO
class don't exist with Qt 3.1.0 and PyQt 3.5 ?
from qt import *
iio = QImageIO()
im = QImage()
im = pixmap() //convert to image
iio.setImage(im)
Thanks for your help.
David
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On Wednesday 05 November 2003 10:57 pm, Peter Kropf wrote:
> Does anyone know if it's possible to build PyQt so that there is one shared
> library that contains all the code instead of the 8 (libqtcanvascmodule.so,
> libqtcmodule.so, libqtextcmodule.so, libqtnetworkcmodule.so,
> libqtsqlcmodule.so,
Peter Kropf schrieb:
Does anyone know if it's possible to build PyQt so that there is one
shared library that contains all the code instead of the 8
(libqtcanvascmodule.so, libqtcmodule.so, libqtextcmodule.so,
libqtnetworkcmodule.so, libqtsqlcmodule.so, libqttablecmodule.so,
libqtuicmodule.so,
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