On Wednesday 19 November 2003 10:29 pm, michael ferraro wrote:
> I have just download:
> sip-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031116
> PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031115
>
> in order to update from:
> sip-mac-gpl-4.0pre3
> PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031027
>
> on a Dual G4 (1.42 Mhz) running Pan
I have just download:
sip-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031116
PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031115
in order to update from:
sip-mac-gpl-4.0pre3
PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031027
on a Dual G4 (1.42 Mhz) running Panther (10.3.1)
with qt-mac-free-3.2.2
the build and install of sip when along without a problem
but I
Eric Williams wrote:
I've re-written my app so that it uses a QTimer and timerEvent method to
update the widgets, and that the long-running routine (actually an FTP
download) runs in a thread; that works like I expected. I guess my question
is, is using a QTimer the 'correct' way to update widg
Hello everybody,
(I posted this to comp.lang.python earlier, but I figured it would be more
appropriate to post it here)
I've created a dialog in Qt Designer with a few text labels and 2 progress
bars. It's supposed to track the download of a directory full of files. I've
noticed some weirdne
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 19:13:10 +
Phil Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > were due to the fact that I did not implement ConvertToSubClassCode for
> > the Qwt widgets. Therefore, the 'is' operator did not work as expected.
> >
> > Since Qwt is more of a bunch of widgets than a n
