Thanks to ekhumoro (http://stackoverflow.com/users/984421/ekhumoro)
for a solution to my recent dilemma.
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I'm stuck. I don't ever explicitly call paintEvent. I create a QPainter()
instance inside of a paintEvent method and I get that error. Reduced code
example at:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40872318/i-dont-understand-why-im-getting-qpainterbegin-widget-painting-can-only-beg
(I'm not really
Replying because this is cc'd to a QT account. Maybe putting a captcha
somewhere in the issue tracker would be appropriate.
On Thursday, October 6, 2016 at 1:49:31 PM UTC-6, Ryan Gonzalez wrote:
>
> Considering the recent outbreak involving spam-my "issues" created by
> users with seemingly
When I connect to selectionChanged signal, app silently exits (Linux).
If I assign selectionModel to local variable before connecting, it works
as supposed.
Code below should stop executing at "connect", and should display window
after uncommenting "sm = "
I would like to know why it works
I'm trying to wrangle approval on our usage of Shiboken, which hinges
completely on which license it's under. Looking through all of the info, I
find conflicting references to both LGPL and GPL. Our approval caveats that
come with those have some critical differences so I really need to find out