snapshots (SIP and PyQt) - not heavily tested.
I assume that the so-called PyQt4 snapshot also works for Qt 3?
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the space terminator so it
believes that QMAKE_CFLAGS_WARN_ON -w34100 -w34189 is the macro name.
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It works, thanks!
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first, which bails out on UnicodeDecodeError. See attached
snippet.
Any idea?
Quickly skimming through QString docs reveals a utf8() method. Otherwise,
you can call unicode() just as you would call str(), and then using
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). My doubt is: why
does SIP care whether the function just created the object, or got it from
somewhere else, as long as the semantic is that Python will own the object
after the call? Why should it care whether it already seen it as a Python
object or not?
Can anybody elaborate a little?
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and Linux and it works. Can we this
included in future SIP versions? I think people will be delighted to use
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# replacing it with a SIP version that compiles .sip - .cpp
# before calling the original
documentation?
Within sipref.txt? Sure, I can write something if you agree on getting this
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executable. You'll still need
to make sure sipdistutils.py is installed when SIP is installed. Please, let
me know when it gets in.
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# Subclasses disutils.command.build_ext,
# replacing it with a SIP version that compiles .sip - .cpp
# before calling the original build_ext
. Probably easier to implement than reusing
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the function names and arguments will
be (mostly) the same.
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on the screen).
What's the exact value (repr) of pqconfig.pyqt_qt_sip_flags? How did your
modified self.spawn() call look like?
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,
-b, sbf,
-I, pqconfig.pyqt_sip_dir] +
pqconfig.pyqt_qt_sip_flags.split() +
[source])
But then I don't know. I don't even know what %Timeline and -t are for :)
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app.setMainWidget(cb)
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any time I press a key, I see:
TypeError: invalid result type from V.validate()
This is with PyQt 3.15, SIP 4.3.1.
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The Python signature is different to the C++ signature - check the
documentation.
Argh, sorry! ;)
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is final size of the program. Under Windows, qt-mt335.dll has
almost 500Kb of export section. By compiling it within the python24.dll, you
save all that space. I tried also to compile a self-contained qt.pyd
containing the Qt code, but that wouldn't work because of weird ABI issues.
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with PyQt snapshot-20051201, SIP snapshot-20051130:
import qt
s = qt.QString('foobar')
s == None
segfault
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logic to find out Qt4, if it's a PyQt3
snapshot? In my tests under Linux, it fails to configure properly because it
detects a PyQt4 installation and tries to use it for PyQt3. I tried removing
the part that looks for qmake in the path and just use the QTDIR env, and
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Douglas Soares de Andrade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With pyqt snapshot 20051208-1 and sip snapshot 20051212 im not having this
error.
Ah thanks, I'll try and upgrade.
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if you (or others) could give this a go and confirm
that it mostly works. I'll add support for generation of sipconfig.py in the
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#!/usr/bin/env python
from distutils.core import setup, Extension
from distutils.command.build_ext import build_ext
from
Giovanni Bajo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With pyqt snapshot 20051208-1 and sip snapshot 20051212 im not having
this
error.
Ah thanks, I'll try and upgrade.
Argh, it didn't work out. I'm trying with snapshot-20051212 and PyQt
snapshot-20051212, and I get this:
sipqtpart0.obj : error LNK2019
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Can you send me the example code that is broking with you ? So i can test
it.
It's PyQt compilation that it's broken for me!
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Any ideas ?
Looks related to this:
http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/pipermail/pykde/2005-December/011702.html
My local fix is here:
http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/pipermail/pykde/2005-December/011705.html
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name as
pushButton1 text? Will something like: SLOT(test2(a.selectedFile()))
work?
I'm using QT 3.3.4 and pyQT 3.15.1
Unless you have special needs:
fn = QFileDialog.getOpenFileName()
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Is this compatible with a bulk Python 2.4, or do we need a MinGW-compiled
Python?
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that that is no longer required with Python
2.4 (and might not be for 2.3.5, either, though I haven't checked).
I don't remember this being mentioned in the Python release notes as well,
but it could be my faulty memory :)
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is becoming
very widespread (see also: http://psi-im.org/wiki/Compiling_Qt4_on_Windows).
Since I assume that PyQt4's build system will support MSVC for the benefit
of the commercial version of Qt, will it be possibile to build also PyQt4
GPL version with MSVC?
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Phil,
I just learnt of PyOS_InputHook, which is the way that TkInter manages to
work from the command line interpreter without needing an explicit event
loop. I was thinking it would be great for prototyping if PyQt had this
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(),
filename, exec) exec widget_module
return locals()[widget_info[uiclass]]
This ought to be included within PyQt4.uic!
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on_spinbox_valueChanged(self, value):
#
Actually, you might even use the corresponding Python it instead of a string:
@qtsignature(int, QString)
or something like that.
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optional in the signature,
so you can use the short version most of the time but you can still
have the flexibility of the above.
OK, fine by me as long as the repetition isn't necessary (and the decoration
isn't necessary if not for disambiguation).
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are in contrast with
this convention, and make life harder to those who prefer to use plain Q*
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more likely to add a function called qSignature() than
one called signature(). Isn't calling it pyqtSignature() the safest and
most
consistent?
Right. pyqtSignature() is perfect, thanks!
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from, and as long as I'm allowed to use the from QtCore import * without
polluting the global namespace, it's still good. Adding signature would be
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have *never* seen Python code using PyOpenGL with
the module as a namespace (GL.glBegin), so I just can't see why it should be
any different for Qt.
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they are. hex() and oct() looks
like another serious problem that needs a solution, to me.
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(...)
In fact, I'd be *perfectly* fine with Q.String, Q.Widget and Q.Label (from
PyQt4 import QtCore as Q). What I deeply dislike is the verbose QtCore.QWidget.
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++ counterpart.
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Jesper Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and when you want to avoid typing pyqtSignature:
from PyQt4.QtCore import *
from PyQt4.QtCore import pyqtSignature as signature
Sure, or more simply:
signature = pyqtSignature
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be pretty. My idea was to use the
destroyed() signal to find out when the QObject was destroyed and invalidate
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that it can call deleteLater() on itself - then it seems to behave as you
were expecting.
I'll probably make a change in the next snapshot or so.
Thanks. But why does it work for QObject and not for QWidget?
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Shouldn't the signal be automatically disconnected when the widget dies?
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its
children. But QWidget's dtor also deletes its children (before doing the
actual platform-dependent destruction), so when the QObject dtor for the
QWidget is invoked, the proxy is gone and the signal is not forwarded.
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they could also be made optional.)
I'm fine with dropping them as long as they're optional.
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()),
self.doTest)
Didn't work ('mainTextWindow' is my textEdit widget), so I googled for
[...]
Is it just a typo? 'Chaged'?
Just a quick guess!
In fact, Qt gives a diagnostic in the console when the signal name is
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don't say what versions you are using. I think this was fixed in
v3.15 - at least I don't see any leak in current snapshots.
Yes, I can confirm it was fixed. Though QPopupMenu is exactly in the same
situation and it was not fixed: I reported this before.
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that it doesn't call SIP in
the first place if the header file has not changed?
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for SIP to compensate for this.
I see. Can't you call SIP once for each .sip file, and make it generate one
class at a time? Isn't that what %Import is for?
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20 minutes to compile it, while I can compile PyQt3 single-file with
MSVC in roughly 100 seconds. Are you saying that this scenario is going to
change with PyQt4?
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.QtGui import *
dir(Qt)
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won't show the full Qt namespace, thus making PyQt4 unusable without the
annoying QtCore/QtGui prefix in front of everything?
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you're interested in into qtmod.sip (you
*must* build only qt.pyd).
3) Build qt.pyd only.
I have a Python script which does the module merging.
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in PEP 3000.
That said I can see lots of bug reports from lazy programmers, and I
definitely want to avoid that.
Thanks, it's appreciated.
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1) Having the Qt namespace as an external module.
Perfect. I'm +1 on this.
2) Updating QtCore.Qt's _dict_ in the other modules instead of
creating a new Qt there.
This would be *very* confusing and very implicit. I'm -1000 on this.
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the idea of typing qt.ComboBox.
Yeah, me too. wxWidgets went for it for a reason.
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it into the official configure.py, and also be the default mode for
the official binary Qt4-PyQt4-Win-GPL package. It would mean a smaller
download for the developer, and smaller executables for those building
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I'm not familiar enough with SIP to do anything though. So if we're going this
way (using SIP), I guess I can't really help you more than testing the results
:)
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informative
repr strings: QPoint, QRect, QSize...
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, such as:
=
from qt import *
app = QApplication([])
w1 = QWidget(None)
w2 = QWidget(w1)
w2. = w1
w2.deleteLater()
del w1
del w2
app.processEvents()
=
but they have nothing to do with the code you quoted.
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Phil, the testcase is indeed fixed, but not the original bug in my
application. I will try reducing a new testcase for the problem,
That was faster than expected:
==
from qt import *
app = QApplication([])
o
these behaviours with Qt under Windows, but I didn't bother
investigated, and I blamed it on Windows' window manager. I don't think PyQt
has anything to do with either, though. Maybe there is a workaround for the
latter you mentioned (in the WFlags) but I don't recall.
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snapshot-20060317.
BTW: don't you have a regression testsuite for PyQt?
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('aSignal(QObject, str, int)'),
b.aSlot)
I think there are techinical issues, as Phil already rejected this. I don't
know the details.
Hope you enjoy and this be useful for the PyQt project.
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what is the correct way of handling size_t? It's not a builtin type that SIP
understands, and any typedef machinery is going to be wrong
(portability-wise).
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Phil,
I found a bug in sipdistutils: even if it's not necessary to call 'sip'
because the generated files are up-to-date, it's still necessary to add them
into the list of files to compile/link. The attacched patch fixes the
problem.
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--- ..\sip-snapshot-20060317
this automatically? A proper definition of
size_t across 32/64 bit systems (including Win64 vs Linux ABI differences)
is somehow problematic. Compilers do supply size_t specifically so that
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the Hello string is placed
within the Foo context. How do you plan to do that?
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This is either a bug in your sample code, or an editing mistake :)
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object in a secret member of the Foo wrapped instance. Does
that sound like a good solution?
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dictionary - probably using %PostInitialisationCode.
Would exec work for this? And once it's in the module dictionary, how do I
access its type from a %MethodCode so to call PyErr_Format()?
[sorry, I'm pretty newbie at Python API].
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still think
that should be faced and solved once for all in SIP, instead of having all
the users deal with the troubles), there is a clear and documented mapping
between wchar_t and Python unicode objects, so exposing this mapping by
default would make things easier for SIP users.
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that a manual sip.trasnferto
does the right thing and avoid double deletion crashes.
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and keep trying with cx_freeze.
Also PyInstaller works under Linux.
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Phil,
the documentation of PyQt3 describes a bitBlt() function overload which
works on QImages. Grepping the .sip files revealed that PyQt3 implements
only the QPaintDevice version of bitBlt(). Any reason for this?
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is also a basic type as of ISO C99, and it's been supported
in C compilers as extension far longer before C99 was standardized (which is,
uh, 7 years ago).
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. Additional parameters
are given as parameters to the function call. Return
identifier to cancel scheduling with after_cancel.
Does Qt have something that works more or less the same way?
QTimer.
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Hello,
I read that the official plans for PyQt4 do not include support for the
Q3Support libraries. I was wondering if, on principle, would be possible to
make it by importing the .sip files from PyQt3 and apply the slightly
required changes to them.
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statically linked.
So are you planning to do that statically-linked, single-file version, adding
support to SIP? If you are really going to do it, I'll hold on trying to do it
myself :)
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a single
self-contained Windows executable you don't need VendorId at all, as you won't
ship a bare qt.pyd or similar. If you have trouble with py2exe, try with
PyInstaller.
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Any ideas? Is some sort of inappropriate garbage collection going on?
Same problem here. My own solution was import win32clipboard.
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a
qt.QObject object at 0x2E2014F8
a = QObject(None)
def cb(wr):
... print dead:, wr
...
r = weakref.ref(a, cb)
a.deleteLater()
qApp.processEvents()
dead: qtweakref at 2E204870; dead
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mouseRelease()
qSleep()
qWait()
Anything else, like the QTEST/QVERIFY family of macros, are part of the
framework, which I personally don't plan to ever use in a PyQt application
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delete that object which might result in a crash.
And? Why should you use an object on which you called deleteLater()? The object
will still be destroyed as soon as the code gets back to the event loop.
processEvents() is in fact just a nested event loop.
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,
but was not using it for certain specific expressions.
The patch is integrated since Python 2.5, so with 2.5 QString behaves just
like normal Python strings, as best as they can.
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-4.1-Py2.4-Qt4.2.1.exe would be
good (that is, for Python 2.4 and latest version of Qt and PyQt). IMHO, it's
easier to upgrade Qt than Python...
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be simplified with setuptools
and completed.
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be tagged in a different way, like with a letter
(PyQt 4.2a, 4.2b, 4.2c and so on).
I think the confusion is also bigger since the user has also to track SIP
dependency and its unconnected version number. It's even more confusing since
SIP is 4.x too!
Phil?
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across qt*.pyd is actually
required -- but I already compile all the modules together in a single
qt.pyd file; and I have many other SIP extensions which *do not* need to
share the same objmap or whatever with pyqt].
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specific interpreter.
To be clear, I'm not speaking of embedding sip.pyd in python.dll as a
builtin module. I'm speaking of totally *removing* sip.pyd as a module, and
just put all the necessary code within my own extension module created by
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as they are: the difference is simply that there
would not be any sip.pyd file around: and since I'm not going to ever enlarge
foo's C++ hierarchy in a different module, it's only a winner.
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Hello,
the following code snippet causes a segfault:
from qt import QApplication
app = QApplication([-v]*10)
del app
app = QApplication([])
I'm using Qt 3.3.6, PyQt 3.16, SIP 4.4.3, under Windows.
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Hello,
what's the meaning of the string PyObject used within the signature of a
signal in PyQt4? I can't seem to find it in the PyQt4 documentation. If I
pass it a random python object I get core dumps and random crashes, so I
assume it's not really meant for that...
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inheriting spurious events/widgets/things from
a previous test).
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