Hi,
Platform: windows xp with sp2
Compiler: ms vc 2008 express edtion
I built qt 4.4.1 in debug mode.
When I build pyqt 4.4.3, it reports that it can't open qtmain.lib, but
in the debug build of qt on win, it only has qtmaind.lib.
What should I do about this issue?
BTW, I had tried, if I use r
I've find out that what seems to cause my perceiving certain slowness
was the "highlighting braces" option. When you are scrolling the
cursor and it lands at a brace, it makes a small pause and then
continues to the next character. This is what was bothering me. I've
disabled it and am happy with t
On Fri Aug 15 16:44:46 BST 2008, Markus Dahlbokum wrote:
> I'm trying to modify the text color of a QComboBox via
> QPalette.setColor(QPalette.ButtonText, QColor). On linux there is no
> problem but on windows vista the color won't change. When I switch the
> application style to 'cde' the modific
To track down a nasty crash bug, I was building PyQt in debug mode.
It fails in QtDesigner because qpy/QtDesigner is built in release mode
(I'm using configure's -u option).
I made a successful compile by changing the Makefile lines to:
first: debug
install: debug-install
uninstall: debug-
On Fri Aug 15 15:37:09 BST 2008, andYpsilon wrote:
> Nuke (the application I am using) is not using pyqt, but python and I am
> starting the dialog through a python command.
Can you post some code, perhaps just a code snippet?
> Does the property u sent me end the main event loop? because it nee
Hello,
I'm trying to modify the text color of a QComboBox via
QPalette.setColor(QPalette.ButtonText, QColor). On linux there is no problem
but on windows vista the color won't change. When I switch the application
style to 'cde' the modification works.
Is there a known problem with the vista st
Hey David! Thanks for your answer...
Nuke (the application I am using) is not using pyqt, but python and I am
starting the dialog through a python command.
Does the property u sent me end the main event loop? because it needs to be
stopped, otherwise I can't use the application, because it crash
> I'm still at Akademy, but I'll try to get this checked into KDE's SVN
> some time this weekend along with all of my changes. (Probably in
> kdesupport. I'm not sure if I can keep the change history though.)
+1 on interest in seeing this! Especially the autodocs-from-doxygen support.
_
On Thu Aug 14 23:14:22 BST 2008, andYpsilon wrote:
> A)Yes I am using a QDialog, but not standard OK/Cancel Buttonset. But I
> also tried this out. I tried the accepted/recected slots and the methods
> quit() and close(). In every case it closes down the whole application
> instead of only the dia
Hello,
Jim Bublitz wrote:
Simon Edwards is using a tool for PyKDE4 called "twine" whose lexer./parser
are based on PLY and which will generate a versioned set of sip files (one
that, at least in theory, will build for any version of your lib).
If Simon doesn't chime in with a location where
On Mittwoch, 13. August 2008, Juan Pablo Romero Méndez wrote:
> Thank you very much!
>
> I like the new icons.
>
> The only (small) issue I have is that the editor still feels "slow",
> even with line breaking disabled (although this helps a lot). I find
> this strange, because my machine is rathe
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