Andreas' explanation sounds correct to me, it's obvious that one
should be able to access data stored with an index created in the
index() method when it is later passed to methods such as data().
What happened in my case was that I created indexes in index() with
references to Python objects tha
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 00:03, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> On 18.07.06 20:39:17, Dave S wrote:
> > (1) When I execute my dialogue script I have to
> > 'python dlg_livedata.py', If I ...
> > './dlg_livedata.py'
> > as I normally do I get a wierd X cursor. What is happening, I thought
> > with a '#!
Hello,
Just downloaded latest snapshot of sip and PyQT4 to run with my
Qt4.1.4 installation (MacOSX 10.4.7). Sadly the signals doesn't seem
to be emitted or connection code doesn't seem to work. Tried both
python2.3 (default) and python2.4 (from python.org).
I've tested a lot of example p
On 19.07.06 00:53:42, David Boddie wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 10:35:17 +0200, Arve Knudsen wrote:
> > When you say that model indexes are temporary, do you mean that if one
> > keeps a reference to a wrapping Python object, the underlying C++
> > object may still get destroyed? That doesn't apply
On 18.07.06 20:39:17, Dave S wrote:
> (1) When I execute my dialogue script I have to
> 'python dlg_livedata.py', If I ...
> './dlg_livedata.py'
> as I normally do I get a wierd X cursor. What is happening, I thought with
> a '#!/bin...python' both statements were the same ?
I guess you start
> On Tuesday 18 July 2006 7:37 pm, Trent Nelson wrote:
> > Does anyone have PyQt 4.0.1, sip 4.4.5, Qt 4.1.4 & VS 2005 playing
> > nicely? My version of Qt 4.1.4 was built against VS 2005, and as
such,
> > deals with embedding .manifest info correctly. However, although
sip
> > contains a spec for
On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 10:35:17 +0200, Arve Knudsen wrote:
> When you say that model indexes are temporary, do you mean that if one
> keeps a reference to a wrapping Python object, the underlying C++
> object may still get destroyed? That doesn't apply to my case at
> least, I only need to access ind
On 18.07.06 11:28:04, Anil Shankar wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm a newbie to pykde. I am desperately looking for some piece of code (or
> hooks) that will help me monitor keyboard/mouse usage on KDE.
>
> Specifically, I want to do these things:
> 1. Check if keyboard keys are pressed
> 2. Monitor mouse:
Hi all,
I've recently gotten a macbook pro and am trying to build pyqt on it.
I was able to build Qt and python with no problem whatsoever, however,
when building sip, I run into an error that I can't figure out, but
I'm guessing that it's easy since I'm not super familiar with building
stuff on
On Tuesday 18 July 2006 7:37 pm, Trent Nelson wrote:
> Does anyone have PyQt 4.0.1, sip 4.4.5, Qt 4.1.4 & VS 2005 playing
> nicely? My version of Qt 4.1.4 was built against VS 2005, and as such,
> deals with embedding .manifest info correctly. However, although sip
> contains a spec for 'win32-ms
Hi all,
This is my first attempt at combining Python & QT - Thanks to eric its
relatively painless :) but I have a couple of queries.
(1) When I execute my dialogue script I have to
'python dlg_livedata.py', If I ...
'./dlg_livedata.py'
as I normally do I get a wierd X cursor. What is happeni
Does anyone have PyQt 4.0.1, sip 4.4.5, Qt 4.1.4 & VS 2005 playing
nicely? My version of Qt 4.1.4 was built against VS 2005, and as such,
deals with embedding .manifest info correctly. However, although sip
contains a spec for 'win32-msvc2005', it doesn't account for .manifests
(i.e. they're not
Hi all,
I'm a newbie to pykde. I am desperately looking for some piece of code
(or hooks) that will help me monitor keyboard/mouse usage on KDE.
Specifically, I want to do these things:
1. Check if keyboard keys are pressed
2. Monitor mouse: Right button, left button, middle button and position
Ok, ok,
you convinced me. I just uploaded a snapshot of the upcoming 3.9.2 release.
Please everybody forget about the patch and get the snapshot, with even more
changes. If you find problems, please report them. Please remember, the new
functionality is only available, if snapshot versions of P
Hi,
that is a known problem caused by the win32 Qt-Free port (not by eric). I
don't know of any workaround. Please be aware, that this port of Qt-X11 to
Windows is not supported by eric3. It might work with a newer version of the
port (if that exists) it might not. Another known problem is, tha
Hi Detlev,
thanks very much for the reply but unfortunately it does not fix the
problem. Doing a few more tests I found out:
1) Open files works doing drag and drop.
2) When the previously described error message is displayed it seems
that file path is composed in the wrong way:
"The file
On 7/18/06, David Boddie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue Jul 18 00:23:47 MEST 2006, Phil Thompson wrote:
> There are plenty of other places where you have to keep an external
> reference to stop an object being garbage collected causing a crash. I just
> need to decide if this is worth making a
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