Hi,
is there a way to connect a signal that has no arguments, like the
'activated()' signal, to a slot with one or more arguments ?
Regards,
Strato
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Glenn == Glenn Linderman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Glenn Found PIL, but PIL writes only uncompressed TIFF files too,
Glenn according to its documentation.
Glenn I'm pretty far down the list of Google hits, so thought
Glenn maybe it was time to ask if anyone has figured out how
Hello,
Is it required to compile Python from sources in order to use Qt 4.4
features? As far as I know, Qt 4.4 requires MSVC 2008 for Webkit and
some other advanced widgets. IIRC Python extension libraries should be
compiled with the same compiler used for building python itself. Is
this a must?
On approximately 7/16/2008 3:37 AM, came the following characters from
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Glenn == Glenn Linderman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Glenn Found PIL, but PIL writes only uncompressed TIFF files too,
Glenn according to its documentation.
Glenn
Strato:
Use a slot/function in the middle to call your slot with more arguments
with whatever arguments you want?
activated() SIGNAL - activateSlot()-slotWithArgs(whatever_args)
You should be able to emit from activateSlot if you wanted to do it that
way as well. This seems to obvious to me
On Wed Jul 16 04:46:02 BST 2008, Glenn Linderman wrote:
So I generate a QImage with a BW (bitonal) image, using PyQt.
Writing it out produces a full-color 32bpp uncompressed TIFF file. Ick.
QImage doesn't seem to know how to produce other variations. So I wrote it
into a QByteArray per
I've got a simple sip file that has:
struct Foo {
%TypeHeaderCode
#include foo.h
%End
virtual Foo();
};
struct Bar: Foo {
%TypeHeaderCode
#include foo.h
%End
virtual Bar();
};
That should be valid code though, right?
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On Wednesday 16 July 2008 16:12, Erick Tryzelaar wrote:
I've got a simple sip file that has:
struct Foo {
%TypeHeaderCode
#include foo.h
%End
virtual Foo();
};
struct Bar: Foo {
%TypeHeaderCode
#include foo.h
%End
virtual Bar();
};
That should be valid code though, right?
My application has a QComboBox that contains icons on each line. It worked
fine with (Py)Qt 4.3. I'm now using Qt 4.4.0 and PyQt 4.4.2. I receive the
following error at runtime:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ./Q7Z.pyw, line 14, in module
import Main
File Main.py, line
