I'm having some trouble with a simple SIP wrapper for a QWidget derived class.
I get the error "HostWidget(): argument 1 has unexpected type 'QWidget'" but
that constructor is supposed to accept a QWidget.
What am I doing wrong?
Glenn
# SIP definition
class HostWidget : QLabel {
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Hi List,
[...]
> I put this operation in a QThread so that the GUI would stay responsive.
> I am now using a profiler on this application trying to see which
> calls to the server are taking most of the time.
> The problem here is that because its on a different thread the
> profiler doesn't pick
Hi List,
[...]
> I put this operation in a QThread so that the GUI would stay responsive.
> I am now using a profiler on this application trying to see which
> calls to the server are taking most of the time.
> The problem here is that because its on a different thread the
> profiler doesn't pick
Hello,
I have a client application that does a long running data traversal
making a lot of server calls.
I put this operation in a QThread so that the GUI would stay responsive.
I am now using a profiler on this application trying to see which
calls to the server are taking most of the time.
The p