Hello everyone,
I'm trying to plot live data. I manage to do it but the only problem
is it's a bit laggy because I'm comunicating with devices and it takes
few seconds to receive the datas. During this delay the plot
(matplotlib) is not responsive, and it's a bit problematic for my
application.
Bravo Wilbert!...pure genius!that solution never occurred to meThank
you very much!
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Hello Hans-Peter,
Thanks for your answer! The connection type default Qt.AutoConnection
should be equivalent to Qt.QueuedConnection, which in turn should be
the right kind of connection to avoid race conditions. With both
types, however, I do experience a race condition. With type
I also use the second method...for me, it's more direct...and let's me make
very small tweeks to the UI
(via the .ui file) without requiring modifying any source code...unless it
needs it of course,...
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So for best performance at runtime it's prefereble to choose the first
option
Thank you
On Wed, 29 Feb 2012 00:44:32 +0800, Goldfish Huang hgoldf...@gmail.com
wrote:
The second depends on Qt,QtXml and PyQt4.uic. They cause inconvenience
when you distributing your PyQt program. And, the program
I use the second option, but I noticed that python errors from functions called
by my UI are not reported in Maya when using uic. Has anyone else noticed this?
Maybe I'm just doing it wrong. It's fine once I notice an error is happening
but it silently fails and I often won't even realize there
