It looks fine from here. I don't currently have tablet support compiled into
my kernel, so it might take me a day or two to get to actually testing it.
Is your event handler being called at all? If not, it sounds like your kernel
and X aren't configured correctly.
Hope that helps.
--Kaleb
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> This is with Qt 3.3.3 and PyQt 3.12.
> Yes, Qt has been compiled with tablet supported enabled, I've
> doublechecked.
>
> Anyone has any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Still no taker...?
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Hi,
I am a bit new to Qt/PyQt, and this maybe is a stupid question. So
please bear with me.
I am working on Linux (MDK 9.2), with Qt 3.1.2 installed.
I downloaded the Mandrake qscintilla-1.4-2 src rpm, and followed all
instructions given inside the README file to compile QScintilla and the
Qt De
Hi,
I am a bit new to Qt/PyQt, and this maybe is a stupid question. So
please bear with me.
I am working on Linux (MDK 9.2), with Qt 3.1.2 installed.
I downloaded the Mandrake qscintilla-1.4-2 src rpm, and followed all
instructions given inside the README file to compile QScintilla and the
Qt De
Hi all,
I would like to know when a Python signal (PYSIGNAL)
emitted by a QObject-derived instance is connected to
something, in order to perform an expensive initialization
only if necessary.
I thought I could use the connectNotify method of QObject,
but it does not seem to work : whatever I trie
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to know when a Python signal (PYSIGNAL)
> emitted by a QObject-derived instance is connected to
> something, in order to perform an expensive initialization
> only if necessary.
>
> I thought I could use the connectNotify method of QObject,
> but it does not seem to work
On Tuesday 12 October 2004 00:14, you wrote:
> Hi,
> Autocompletion can be done from an API file which contains
> all Python functions. While this file depends on your
> personal configuration of Python, you may use the
> "gen_python_api.py" script to scan all your modules. You'll
> then have to lo
Christopher Chan wrote:
When I invoke:
python install.py
I get the following:
Sorry, please install PyQt.
Error: No module named libsip
I have the following installed:
PyQt-3.12-3
qt3-3.3.1-36.16
python-2.3.3-85
sip-4.0rc2-57
Just some ideas:
It may be that you need the devel packages I am not
When I invoke:
python install.py
I get the following:
Sorry, please install PyQt.
Error: No module named libsip
I have the following installed:
PyQt-3.12-3
qt3-3.3.1-36.16
python-2.3.3-85
sip-4.0rc2-57
On SuSE 9.1 Professional.
I can do can do an import sip, but no import libsip
Does anyo
Hi all,
I would like to know when a Python signal (PYSIGNAL)
emitted by a QObject-derived instance is connected to
something, in order to perform an expensive initialization
only if necessary.
I thought I could use the connectNotify method of QObject,
but it does not seem to work : whatever I tried
Mike Thompson wrote:
I change script to:
import qt
import qtaxcontainer
streamObj = qtaxcontainer.QAxObject("ADODB.Stream")
streamObj.dynamicCall("Open(const
QVariant&,ConnectModeEnum,StreamOpenOptionsEnum,const QString&,const
QString&)");
streamObj.dynamicCall("WriteText(cons
Hi,
Autocompletion can be done from an API file which contains
all Python functions. While this file depends on your
personal configuration of Python, you may use the
"gen_python_api.py" script to scan all your modules. You'll
then have to load the file generated into eric via the
configuration dia
Mike Thompson wrote:
Mike Thompson wrote:
I'm trying to manipulate ActiveX objects using pyQt, but I've hit the
following brick wall:
Arrggh. Still problems ...
I'm now getting no error messages. Which was very encouraging
initially, BUT I've had to take a couple of steps back because
dynamic
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