On Wednesday 29 March 2006 12:26 am, Nigel Stewart wrote:
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prcode(fp,,sipMappedType_%T,%s);\n
, ad, (isTransferredBack(ad) ? Py_None : NULL));
prcode(fp,);\n
);
It appears that the closing ); is written
Phil,
the documentation of PyQt3 describes a bitBlt() function overload which
works on QImages. Grepping the .sip files revealed that PyQt3 implements
only the QPaintDevice version of bitBlt(). Any reason for this?
Thanks
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Giovanni Bajo
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On Wednesday 29 March 2006 10:55 am, Giovanni Bajo wrote:
Phil,
the documentation of PyQt3 describes a bitBlt() function overload which
works on QImages. Grepping the .sip files revealed that PyQt3 implements
only the QPaintDevice version of bitBlt(). Any reason for this?
No reason - it will
On Wed Mar 29 02:19:36, Patrick Stinson wrote:
this is interestin because the palette still doesn't propogate to
the widgets' children.
A common base class for all pk widgets.
from PyQt4.QtGui import QFrame, QPalette
class PKWidget(QFrame):
Conveinience class
At 11:11 29/03/2006 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The equivalent in my case would be:
cx_freeze -O --install-dir=whatever --include-modules=sip MyApp.py
and I need to add the tk, tcl, qt and readline libraries.
Hello
yesterday i have tried cx-freeze .
and it works well (thank you)
my
On Wednesday 29 March 2006 2:20 pm, V. Armando Sole wrote:
If you use a commercial version of Qt, you will have to use the VendorID
package (available from Riverbank) and build a signed version of cx_freeze.
If you use PyQt4 you will not have that problem.
If you need to use VendorID with
Hi Phil,
At 13:49 29/03/2006 +, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Wednesday 29 March 2006 2:20 pm, V. Armando Sole wrote:
If you use a commercial version of Qt, you will have to use the VendorID
package (available from Riverbank) and build a signed version of cx_freeze.
If you use PyQt4 you will
Hi,
I'm having some trouble mapping a unicode Python variable to a C
wchar_t* . I reused a MappedType directive that works flawlessy for a
C++ module. First problem: SIP generates .c files containing some C++
directives (i.e.: delete and reinterpret_cast). I patched gencode.c[1]
to handle C
On Wednesday 29 March 2006 4:16 pm, Matteo Beniamino wrote:
Hi,
I'm having some trouble mapping a unicode Python variable to a C
wchar_t* . I reused a MappedType directive that works flawlessy for a
C++ module.
%MappedTypes are for mapping classes and structs, not for basic types. If it
Is it my imagination, or is there no implementation of sipSetBool
is Sip 4.4 or sip-snapshot-20060325?
Oops, my mistake, it had moved to bool.cpp and our recycled
Makefiles hadn't accounted for that. Apologies.
Nigel
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Am Mittwoch, 29. März 2006 00:05 schrieb Jürgen Urner:
Currently struggeling a bit with eric ide.
I've noticed some rough edges wich might be not too hard to clear out
if not done already.
The version I use is 3.7.0, so some of them may be alreaddy pronounced.
x. Debug -- Run Script
Detlev Offenbach wrote:
x. Its a bit irritating in splitter layout having these docking windows
popping
one open and one close when I trigger a script. Nice to have the
exception at hand,
but a pain for the eyes. I would prefere the left and right panes
just keeping the
size I put
I noticed that operator+=(const QString ) doesn't work from
Python, even though it is documented as part of the Qt 3.3 API
Any chance of this being resolved in Sip 4.4.1 and PyQt 3.16.1?
Thanks,
Nigel
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On Thursday 30 March 2006 2:14 am, Nigel Stewart wrote:
I noticed that operator+=(const QString ) doesn't work from
Python, even though it is documented as part of the Qt 3.3 API
Any chance of this being resolved in Sip 4.4.1 and PyQt 3.16.1?
It will be in tonight's PyQt snapshots.
Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having some trouble mapping a unicode Python variable to a C
wchar_t* . I reused a MappedType directive that works flawlessy for a
C++ module.
%MappedTypes are for mapping classes and structs, not for basic
types. If it works in a C++ context then
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