Hi,
what would be the best approach in finding out, if a signal is send due
to a real gui action
like key-presses and mouse-clicks, or due to a programmatic action like
setButton,
setCurrentText, etc on a specific widget.
It's often needed to trigger some action only in the former case, so I
Hello. I tried searching the archives for an answer, yet only found a few
others asking similiar question with no resolution that I could find. So I
apologize in advance if in fact this has been answered before. :-)
I'm trying to install PyQT on a RedHat 9.0 box, but the build.py dies when
On Monday November 17 2003 2:18 pm, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Monday 17 November 2003 12:50 pm, Rune Hansen wrote:
I get this error message when compiling PyQt:
Don't bother with SIP v4 snapshots at the moment - the build system is
currently going through it's 15th re-incarnation. I will send
On Monday November 17 2003 2:12 pm, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Monday 17 November 2003 4:06 am, Eron Lloyd wrote:
Hello,
For a project I'm developing I'm thinking about the need to possibly move
it to C++ one day, thus there will be the issue of portability.
Currently, PyQt strips out most
Eron Lloyd wrote:
Moving from Python to assembler would be an effort of insanity ;-). I guess I
was simply thinking of the large number of overlap between Qt and Python, for
areas such as container types, network sockets, threads, XML, datetime, etc.
and wondering whether it was better to go
Jim's release of PyKDE 3.8 took me by surprise and I've been racing to
catch up with this assortment of prototype components for PyKDE:
http://www.boddie.org.uk/david/Projects/Python/KDE/index.html
Documentation is currently minimal and is mainly found through the
installer. The quality of
