Dear Sir,
In debugging an existing application based on PyQt4 (4.8.3), while
“.tileSubWindows” method works ok, with all sub-windows correctly dimensioned
to fit into the host window, the “.cascadeSubWindows” generates child windows
by far too large for the available room.
(?) Any idea
Il giorno dom, 15/05/2011 alle 00.22 -0400, Luke Campagnola ha scritto:
Howdy,
I have just compiled PyQt 4.8.4 in WinXP using MinGW from the Qt SDK.
I configured both sip and PyQt with --debug turned on (but had to
modify the makefiles to link against python26 instead of python26_d).
My
The code below outputs:
[__main__.Edge object at 0x2aaab0395830, PyQt4.QtGui.QGraphicsItem
object at 0x2aaab03958c0]
which lists the Node instance as having the class QGraphicsItem when it
should say __main__.Node object at
Tested on (Qt 4.7.2, PyQt 4.8.3) and (Qt 4.6.1, PyQt 4.7.2)
Newbie in using event in pyqt
Let say I just want a keyPressEvent to happen with a certain QLineEdit
I tried :
self.myLineEDit.keyPressEvent = self.myEvent
def myEvent(self,event):
print Hello world
Sure enought its working. Now it only print hello world when I am typing
in that line
On Friday 20 May 2011, 00:12:14 Hugo Léveillé wrote:
Newbie in using event in pyqt
Let say I just want a keyPressEvent to happen with a certain
QLineEdit
I tried :
self.myLineEDit.keyPressEvent = self.myEvent
def myEvent(self,event):
print Hello world
Sure enought its working. Now
Ok
So for my exemple,what would be the correct syntax
thanks alot
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Hugo Leveille
Compositing TD
Vision Globale
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On May 19, 2011, at 7:30 PM, Hans-Peter Jansen h...@urpla.net wrote:
On Friday 20 May 2011, 00:12:14 Hugo Léveillé wrote:
Newbie in
