I'm trying to install Pyqt on Windows 2000.
When the installer prompts me for a directory, I point it to D:\Python23,
but the installer insists in putting it in D:\Python22.
What is wrong with this installer ?
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On September 11, 2003 12:57 pm, Paul Evans wrote:
> but it spits out:
> 'schededit.dateStart_valueChanged(const QDate&): Not implemented yet'
Found it in the .ui file as print statement in a slot. Must have clicked on
something to cause qtdesigner to throw that in when I looked up the args for
i
Hi,
This isn't hurting anything, I just wonder how I caused it. I have this
signal:
self.connect(self.dateStart, SIGNAL("valueChanged(const QDate&)"),
self.slotsyncWeekday)
and I thought it was working quietly last night just fine (I could be wrong).
I *think* all I did after was rename some
On Thursday September 11 2003 06:54, Sundance wrote:
> > Nah - you got a segfault. Just not a very delicate warning.
> > :)
>
> Yeah. You'd think it would at LEAST have the grace of saying
> something like, "Ooh, something bad happened, sir, I'm gonna
> have to crash, but beforehand I wish to beg y
I heard Jim Bublitz said:
> You'd have to talk to KDE and TrollTech about that - that's
> built-in behaviour in the KDE/Qt C++ libs. Some things do throw
> an exception/error msgs, like trying to use widgets without a
> QApplication/KApplication instance exisiting (although the msg
> usually compl
Michal Drozd wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem importing libsip during startup of a python/qt
application on AIX 5.1.
Some background:
I am trying to get a GUI running on several platforms. The
application was originally developed using python and qt on Solaris
and Windows, with future platfor
