My application employs several QWebView widgets to provide richtext layout and
a webbrowser like navigation. Currently they get filled by using the setHtml()
method, and by setting the link policy almost full control can be taken over
this class.
Right now setting the widget's content by using
Chris Withers wrote:
Toby Dickenson wrote:
* Plan to have a splash screen with a progress bar :-(
How do you do this with PyQt?
Obviously you need to show the splash screen widget before importing the
majority of your application code. The import statement is usually seen at
the top of a
Hi,
Is there a way to keep the dock widget visible after the main window has
been minimized? The dock widget acts like an independent window but is still
controlled by the main window. This is confusing to some users who would
like to just view the info displayed in the dock widget.
Thanks,
Marc
Hi,
I'm trying to reduce the size of my pyqt4 app executable so I'd like to
compile PyQt4 in different variations ( different modules compiled, for
example, some apps don't need QtSql module, or at least, some drivers, in
other cases QtSvg is not needed, some pieces of QtGui are not used on
On Tue, 2009-02-24 at 15:53 -0200, Nahuel Defossé wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to reduce the size of my pyqt4 app executable so I'd like to
compile PyQt4 in different variations ( different modules compiled, for
example, some apps don't need QtSql module, or at least, some drivers, in
other cases
After reading the documentation and working through example code, I'm
still left with a number of questions regarding how to add, close, and
remove databases. Although my app appears to be working properly, I'm
getting an error msg that I'd like to understand and clean up:
* Giovanni Bajo (Mon, 23 Feb 2009 12:33:11 +0100)
I've just added a new feature to PyInstaller: a module hook is now
able to specify additional data files that are needed for the module
to work correctly. Those data files are automatically collected when
using --onedir, or bundled within the
