I had eric3 working (MacOSX, qscintilla-1.60, PyQt-3.11, eric-3.4.2)
but since it was crashing every couple of days (which is much less
often than PyOXIDE BTW) I tried PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20040518 in the
hope it might fix something. Since then attempting to run eric3 has
only produced:
Qt:
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 12:55 pm, Patrick wrote:
> Has anyone ever thought about caching widgets? since all the construction
> of widgets should be done in the GUI thread, is there any way that a widget
> can one can be constructing a widgets without blocking all GUI interaction?
Maybe via signal
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 03:52, Torsten Marek wrote:
>
> (sorry, but I'm too lazy right know to find out all the links). All
> you need to do is to call some functions in libX11.so. For that,
> you need the Display
> (qt_x11_display()) and the WindowID (QWidget.winId())
First of all: well done, Th
Those RPM packages for SuSE 9.0 (i586) has been uploaded to Sourceforge:
qscintilla-1.60-1.i586.rpm 585K
sip-4.0rc4-1.i586.rpm 156K
PyQt-3.12-1.i586.rpm2.4M
PyQt-devel-3.12-1.i586.rpm 629K
eric-3.4.2-1.i586.rpm 2.1M
PyKDE-3.11rc1-1.i586.rpm5.2M
Has anyone ever thought about caching widgets? since all the construction of
widgets should be done in the GUI thread, is there any way that a widget can
one can be constructing a widgets without blocking all GUI interaction?
cheers,
-P
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On Wednesday 26 May 2004 09:54, Joachim Werner wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Jim Bublitz wrote:
> > I wouldn't mind doing this for any distribution. I can't promise to test
> > against every beta/rc since both the download time and build time/build
> > problems can be a lot of extra work. I can try to keep up w
OK Im getting to like eric ... I got a bunch of questions so I guess Ill
just fire them out ...
1) Im new to IDEs, what is the advantage of saving as a 'project' ? It
seems to do exactly the same as
saving a file short of being able to add extra 'project' info ... Why
save as a project ?
2) G
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 06:47, Amand Tihon wrote:
> Ah. Then I understand why I've got problem with this :)
>
> Here's what I'm doing:
> - Subclass DCOPObject
> - Redefine interfaces() and functions(). Making them return a (python) list
> of (python) string instead of a QCStringList works out of
Detlev Offenbach wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 26. Mai 2004 13:21 schrieb Dave S:
jul wrote:
Unfortunatly Eric3 doesn't have a full featured documentation
available yet.
You can use the "What's this" help click for quick help (it's often
sufficient)
or ask for your questions on this forum.
A lot o
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 10:23, John Fabiani wrote:
> Hi,
> After installing my windows version I realized that my SUSE 9.0 might be
> missing lots of other stuff. I checked sourceforge and discovered a RPM
> for SUSE 9.0. It contains a "PyKDE" rpm and a much of other stuff.
> Checking my softwar
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Am Mittwoch, 26. Mai 2004 13:21 schrieb Dave S:
> jul wrote:
> > Unfortunatly Eric3 doesn't have a full featured documentation
> > available yet.
> > You can use the "What's this" help click for quick help (it's often
> > sufficient)
> > or ask for your questions on this forum.
> > A lot of peop
Hi!
Jim Bublitz wrote:
I wouldn't mind doing this for any distribution. I can't promise to test
against every beta/rc since both the download time and build time/build
problems can be a lot of extra work. I can try to keep up with the rc
releases and submit packages to you.
We just need the most
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 01:27, Joachim Werner wrote:
> > KDE 3.2.3 is due in the next few weeks (last time I looked at the KDE
> > release schedule), and the next PyKDE release should be ready very
> > shortly after that. Phil has just released sip 3.10.2 (which the next
> > PyKDE release will re
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 4:30 pm, John Fabiani wrote:
> Hi,
> I decided to install PyQt on my windows box from Riverbank. It's a good
> thing because it came with "Examples". The bad thing it did not come
> with everything. After some thought I realized that I needed the "dll"
> from Trolltech.
Hi,
I decided to install PyQt on my windows box from Riverbank. It's a good
thing because it came with "Examples". The bad thing it did not come
with everything. After some thought I realized that I needed the "dll"
from Trolltech. Someone needs to place a readme file for newbies
(somewhere
Hi,
After installing my windows version I realized that my SUSE 9.0 might be
missing lots of other stuff. I checked sourceforge and discovered a RPM
for SUSE 9.0. It contains a "PyKDE" rpm and a much of other stuff.
Checking my software install software from SUSE (YaST) it can't find
anythin
Le mercredi 26 Mai 2004 06:54, Jim Bublitz a écrit :
> On Tuesday 25 May 2004 20:22, Amand Tihon wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've been playing with pyKDE and DCOP these last few days, and I must say
> > it is not really easy. The main problem being I haven't been able to find
> > any documentation (a
Hi Phil,
I put my foot in my mouth. I forgot about the qtnetwork module break-out, and
was trying some old code that wasn't expecting that (and feared it became
disabled). Wonderful. As far as the XML support goes, I was just curious as
to why the SAX classes aren't accessible (though most DO s
jul wrote:
Unfortunatly Eric3 doesn't have a full featured documentation
available yet.
You can use the "What's this" help click for quick help (it's often
sufficient)
or ask for your questions on this forum.
A lot of people can help you there.
Regards,
Jul.
Thanks for replying ... Ive figured
Unfortunatly Eric3 doesn't have a full featured documentation available
yet.
You can use the "What's this" help click for quick help (it's often
sufficient)
or ask for your questions on this forum.
A lot of people can help you there.
Regards,
Jul.
Dave S wrote:
Hopefully I am on right mailing
PyQt v3.12 has been released and is available for download at the usual place.
This is mainly a bug fix release, plus...
- can be built with MinGW under Windows (SIP v4 only)
- a Windows evaluation version is available for use with the evaluation
version of Qt
- the non-commercial version of Q
Hopefully I am on right mailing list for eric3 ? :-)
I have just graduated form IDLE & trying eric3. Is there any
documentation avalible ? - the help
menu seems a little limited ... I guess its possible that my
distribution - Gentoo 1.4 did not include
a documentation package.
Any advice greatl
KDE 3.2.3 is due in the next few weeks (last time I looked at the KDE release
schedule), and the next PyKDE release should be ready very shortly after
that. Phil has just released sip 3.10.2 (which the next PyKDE release will
require) and hopefully the last sip4 rc (which PyKDE should work with
On Wednesday 26 May 2004 1:12 am, Eron Lloyd wrote:
> How difficult would it be to provide wrappers for modules in Qt currently
> not enabled in PyQt, such as XML and Networking? In developing
> applications, I can see the benefits of having a single API for even these
> items as opposed to the pyt
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