I replaced text "file" with "filename", a range of lines was selected,
and the "wrap around" option was selected. I pressed "replace all", and Eric
proceeded to infinitely replace text, windows flashing scrollbars bouncing,
but otherwise totally unresponsive. I had to kill the process and lost s
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Stephen Boulet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
> A python interface to xwindows might work too.
Possibly you want python-xlib? It's available from sourceforge, and
sufficiently complete that window managers have been written on top of
it (I'm running one now).
I heard Stephen Boulet said:
> I just want to have a module to use under linux that would let me get
> and set the clipboard
Your previously posted code should work fine for this purpose. Just take
the imports out of the functions.
-- S.
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On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 18:47:31 +0200, Sundance wrote
> I heard Stephen Boulet said:
>
> > I'd like to get and set the X-window clipboard for some short
> > scripts, but I'm not doing it quite right. Can someone help me along?
>
> Okay, it seems to work here (I just did the imports outside the
> fu
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That's what I was afraid of. Qt takes just a day under forever to
compile, which is probably one reason why PyQt isn't more widely used on
the Mac (and why I'm hoping to put together a distro of it). However,
I'm very eager to have a working PyQt build
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I did apply the patch, but I already had a build of Qt/Mac installed and
didn't rebuild it. Could this be causing some weirdness? (QScintilla,
Sip and PyQt are built against the patched qt_mac.h file but Qt itself
isn't.)
Would I just need to rebuild Qt
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Hi,
I've gone through the long process of installing Qt/Mac and
PyQt/Sip/QScintilla because I wanted to give Eric3 a try. I've gotten
everything succesfully built, and Eric3 launches fine, but it crashes
whenever I try to save a file. This happens with
Howdy!
I'm presently using QCustomEvent quite often, and decided to whip up a
solution using metaclasses. The idea being that the custom event number
could be automatically incremented for each custom event -- so it would
be unnecessary to number them manually.
However, trying to create a subc
I heard Stephen Boulet said:
> I'd like to get and set the X-window clipboard for some short
> scripts, but I'm not doing it quite right. Can someone help me along?
Okay, it seems to work here (I just did the imports outside the function
calls, since doing it inside functions is -bad- practice).
I'd like to get and set the X-window clipboard for some short scripts, but I'm
not doing it quite right. Can someone help me along?
def setclipboard(s):
from qt import QApplication
from sys import argv
a = QApplication(argv)
c = a.clipboard()
c.setText(s)
> Hello,
>
> First of all, this should not be a problem with WIds because I am
> connecting to signals like activeWindowChanged(WId) without problems.
>
> With PyKDE 3.11.3 (hand compiled) and kde 3.2.3 from Mandrake 10.1, I am
> trying to connect to the signal
>
> void KWinModule::windowChanged
Hello,
First of all, this should not be a problem with WIds because I am
connecting to signals like activeWindowChanged(WId) without problems.
With PyKDE 3.11.3 (hand compiled) and kde 3.2.3 from Mandrake 10.1, I am
trying to connect to the signal
void KWinModule::windowChanged ( WId id, const
Hi all!
UHU-Linux is a hungarian distro. (http://uhulinux.hu)
.uhu packages are available at http://www.uhu.linuxuser.hu/btami/1.1/
eric3_3.5.0-1.1_i386.uhu
pyqt_3.13-1.1_i386.uhu
qscintilla-doc_1.4-1.1_i386.uhu
qscintilla_1.4-1.1_i386.uhu
sip_4.1.1-1.1_i386.uhu
To install put the following lin
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