On Wednesday 09 February 2005 09:59, Eli Yukelzon wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> Sorry to be a nag, but can any of you suggest atleast some
> temporary (even ugly) solution for my closeEvent problem, until a
> better solution (wink in Torsten's direction) is available ?
see attached file. Seems like the s
Sorry to be a nag, but can any of you suggest atleast some temporary
(even ugly) solution for my closeEvent problem, until a better
solution (wink in Torsten's direction) is available ?
Ugly solution - Some window managers (ie. icewm) allow you to remove
the "X" close button.
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Eric Jardim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was trying to do a simple write of a strings to a text file, but the
> "<<" does not work with Python like it do in C++.
>
> What is the corresponding way of doing that in PyQt:
>
> QFile file("file.txt");
> QTextStream ts(&file);
> ts << "My string" <<
Hi,
I was trying to do a simple write of a strings to a text file, but the
"<<" does not work with Python like it do in C++.
What is the corresponding way of doing that in PyQt:
QFile file("file.txt");
QTextStream ts(&file);
ts << "My string" << "\n";
file.close();
I read somewhere that the "
Hi there.
Sorry to be a nag, but can any of you suggest atleast some temporary
(even ugly) solution for my closeEvent problem, until a better
solution (wink in Torsten's direction) is available ?
This is rather critical for the application I'm working on, and if i
can't find a solution, i will ha
