Well, I don't know where you're taking this - but where ever that is -
I like the direction :)
I'm writing my first public open source project in PyQt/PyKde , and
went from using pyuic and realizing it's strengths and weaknesses ,
and now working with more dynamic approach, so any development in th
Torsten Marek wrote:
I'm no expert on this, but if we get a parse tree of a Python file (is
this
possible from within Python?), we could just walk the tree and put the
argument
to every __tr (or whatever else) call into the message file.
Hi,
Answering your question, it is possible to get the par
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Hans-Peter Jansen schrieb:
| On Thursday 10 February 2005 17:34, Torsten Marek wrote:
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|>Hello again,
|>
|>I'm sorry for my silence, but I'm deeply into a lot of other stuff
|>right now (exams, getting an intership), there's not too much time
|>left. I
On Thursday 10 February 2005 17:34, Torsten Marek wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> I'm sorry for my silence, but I'm deeply into a lot of other stuff
> right now (exams, getting an intership), there's not too much time
> left. I definitely put the code online once it is in a good shape.
> For now, I'd lik
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Hello again,
I'm sorry for my silence, but I'm deeply into a lot of other stuff right now
(exams, getting an intership), there's not too much time left. I definitely put
the code online once it is in a good shape. For now, I'd like to have some
real-wor
Eli Yukelzon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The solution you provided looks amazing, though it seems there should
> be a lot of work ahead to support all kinds of properties... But it
> would be awesome to see this progress, since having a Python-ish
> transparent and clear solution for loading UI f
> Hello list,
>
> working Eli's problems, I was curious to try out something different
> regarding
> on-the-fly UI creation. I've attached today's results. It only works with
> the
> attached designer file (it's a regular one, but nothing else is tested so
> far)
> and needs cElementTree to run (so
Hi Torsten!
The solution you provided looks amazing, though it seems there should
be a lot of work ahead to support all kinds of properties... But it
would be awesome to see this progress, since having a Python-ish
transparent and clear solution for loading UI files, instead of
QWidgetFactory woul
Hello list,
working Eli's problems, I was curious to try out something different regarding
on-the-fly UI creation. I've attached today's results. It only works with the
attached designer file (it's a regular one, but nothing else is tested so far)
and needs cElementTree to run (something else I wan
