Re: [PyKDE] QButton/QGridLayout woes

2005-09-20 Thread Hoka \"ME\" Tichenci
Switching to postEvent fixed the problem, thanks! -Hoka At 11:51 AM 9/20/2005, you wrote: If I interpret "the threaded object makes calls into my QT class" correctly, then this definitely could be the root of your problem. While you may have one thread dedicated to running the Qt Application o

Re: [PyKDE] None as a string argument

2005-09-20 Thread Giovanni Bajo
Anthony Heading <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The latest pyqt (3.15) with sip 4.3.1 seems to disallow None to be > passed > into any Qt function expecting a QString. For example, adding a line > to tut1.py: > button.setText(None) > produced a blank button in earlier pyqt releases, but now give

Re: [PyKDE] None as a string argument

2005-09-20 Thread Phil Thompson
On Tuesday 20 September 2005 10:09 pm, Anthony Heading wrote: > Hi, > > The latest pyqt (3.15) with sip 4.3.1 seems to disallow None to be passed > into any Qt function expecting a QString. For example, adding a line > to tut1.py: > button.setText(None) > produced a blank button in earlier pyq

[PyKDE] None as a string argument

2005-09-20 Thread Anthony Heading
Hi, The latest pyqt (3.15) with sip 4.3.1 seems to disallow None to be passed into any Qt function expecting a QString. For example, adding a line to tut1.py: button.setText(None) produced a blank button in earlier pyqt releases, but now gives an error: Runtime Error: cannot pass None as

Re: [PyKDE] QButton/QGridLayout woes

2005-09-20 Thread David K. Hess
If I interpret "the threaded object makes calls into my QT class" correctly, then this definitely could be the root of your problem. While you may have one thread dedicated to running the Qt Application object's event loop, the restriction documented by Trolltech restricts you from callin

Re: [PyKDE] memleak with QMovie

2005-09-20 Thread Torsten Marek
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hans-Peter Jansen schrieb: > Am Montag, 19. September 2005 00:28 schrieb Russell Valentine: > >>Phil Thompson said the following on 09/18/05 17:13: >> >>>On Sunday 18 September 2005 10:11 pm, Russell Valentine wrote: >>> So if it isn't doing it on

Re: [PyKDE] QButton/QGridLayout woes

2005-09-20 Thread Hoka \"ME\" Tichenci
What I mean from a multithreaded application is that the threaded object makes calls into my QT class, and the QT class modifies the widgets accordingly (the qt app is single threaded). The given code was within the QT application. Originally this didn't work because the PyQT I was using was ba

Re: [PyKDE] QButton/QGridLayout woes

2005-09-20 Thread David K. Hess
You mention "from a multithreaded application". Are you being careful to keep all Qt activity exclusively in one thread? From http:// doc.trolltech.com/3.3/threads.html: In Qt, one thread is always the GUI or event thread. This is the thread that creates a QApplication object and call

[PyKDE] eric3 crash upon deleting selected line

2005-09-20 Thread Burkhard Doliwa
Hi, I have made the experience that eric3 tends to crash when I try to delete a selected line in the text editor using the delete-key. Furthermore, the problem of having a permanent foreground eric3 window (see my email from 13.9.2005) only arises after having used the debugger once. Before

[PyKDE] PyKDE 20050829 for Debian

2005-09-20 Thread Torsten Marek
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello list, I've package the latest PyKDE snapshot for Debian. This not only makes PyKDE in Debian usable again (it's been broken since the upload of sip 4.3) and makes using 3.4.2 from Python possible, also add a Python 2.4 build. Plenty of reasons t