I just today tried out eric3, and I
like what I see. Although I've found the Watchpoint viewer window
(Condition, Temporary, Enabled, Ignore Count), I can't seem to find the
place where you actually set up Watchpoints and conditions. Can
someone please point me in the right direction?
Ri
Title: Eric3 Watchpoints (newbie question)
Hello,
I just today tried out eric3, and I like what I see. Although I've found the Watchpoint viewer window (Condition, Temporary, Enabled, Ignore Count), I can't seem to find the place where you actually set up Watchpoints and conditions. Can s
Hello all,
We'd like to be able to mix C++ and Python for reading
and writing of heavy-weight streams of data. Although
QFile can be used across both C++ and Python using PyQt,
it is somewhat more appealing to use native python files
in Python and native FILE * in C/C++.
We've come up with a wo
On Monday 10 October 2005 14:29, Dick Kniep wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> This is my first post here, so I am a newbee on python kde programming. I
> do know my way around python.
> We have built a big system with Python, wxPython and postgresql. Now we
> would like to use kontact as an email/agenda, but I
On Monday 10 October 2005 9:13 pm, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> On Thursday 22 September 2005 13:31, Phil Thompson wrote:
> > With tonights snapshots I have completed the refactoring of the SIP &
> > PyQt build system so that sipconfig.py no longer contains any
> > configuation data specific to a Qt versio
Hi list,
This is my first post here, so I am a newbee on python kde programming. I do
know my way around python.
We have built a big system with Python, wxPython and postgresql. Now we would
like to use kontact as an email/agenda, but I need a two-way syncing of the
appointments made either in
On Thursday 22 September 2005 13:31, Phil Thompson wrote:
> With tonights snapshots I have completed the refactoring of the SIP & PyQt
> build system so that sipconfig.py no longer contains any configuation data
> specific to a Qt version. This means that SIP is now completely independent
> of Qt a
Hi guys,
Does anyone have a nice, simple MVC recipe? I have an application that uses
multiple views and dialogs to make changes to a set of XML files that act as
one file (similar to OpenOffice's zipped compound document). What is the best
way (using Qt) to manage changes to the UI and data to
On Monday 10 October 2005 5:22 pm, Nigel Stewart wrote:
> >>That raises two questions - (1) would it be desirable for
> >>Python to quietly convert QStrings to unicode as needed,
> >>and (2) is it technically possible in Python 2.4, 3.x?
> >
> > It's a SIP limitation that will be fixed in the next
That raises two questions - (1) would it be desirable for
Python to quietly convert QStrings to unicode as needed,
and (2) is it technically possible in Python 2.4, 3.x?
It's a SIP limitation that will be fixed in the next version (in fact a
partial implementation will be in tonight's snapsho
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