Phil et al:
How much of a lost cause is this? I ask because I just got bit by
this bug and ate up nearly a day trying to track down a very nasty seg
fault. As Arve said in the original thread, Model-View programming
is a core of QT and this issue makes it very difficult to successfully
program
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Chris Giles schrieb:
> I think I've uncovered a little bug in PyQt4 4.0.1.
>
> I used "Qt4 Designer" to create a small dialog, which has a QTabWidget
> whose tabs have icons next to their titles. When I then used "pyuic4"
> to create the ".py" file f
On Friday 15 September 2006 02:41, Chris Giles wrote:
> I think I've uncovered a little bug in PyQt4 4.0.1.
>
> I used "Qt4 Designer" to create a small dialog, which has a QTabWidget
> whose tabs have icons next to their titles. When I then used "pyuic4"
> to create the ".py" file for this dialog,
Hello,
On Thursday 14 September 2006 17:39, Joachim Werner wrote:
> The starting point is that we currently only have the kdebindings3 version
> of
> sip, PyQt, and PyKDE in openSUSE.
>
> We don't really want to change this for the openSUSE 10.2 release, but at
> the
> same time I'd like to h
Daniel wrote:
> Is there a documented way to detect if the underlying object has been
> deleted? Here's a short example that works, but it feels a bit dirty:
>
> def is_deleted(obj):
> try:
> obj.name
> except RunTimeError, ex:
> if str(ex) == "underlying C/C++ object h
Is there a documented way to detect if the underlying object has been deleted?
Here's a short example that works, but it feels a bit dirty:
def is_deleted(obj):
try:
obj.name
except RunTimeError, ex:
if str(ex) == "underlying C/C++ object has been deleted":
> Hi all,
>
> I've received the first version of Doug Bell's TreeLine in the PyQt 4
> version.
> So the first application that we have on openSUSE is on it's way to PyQt
> 4.
>
> I've also found a volunteer to create initial packages for openSUSE in the
> build system.
>
> Now, after following the
I think I've uncovered a little bug in PyQt4 4.0.1.
I used "Qt4 Designer" to create a small dialog, which has a QTabWidget
whose tabs have icons next to their titles. When I then used "pyuic4"
to create the ".py" file for this dialog, the following lines were
missing and the icons therefore o
If anyone's interested, I've started work in bringing in the
Qt3Support classes to PyQt4.
You can see of it here (its part of another project at the moment):
https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/kscraft/Q3/trunk/pyqtmods
It should create a PyQt4.Qt3Support module.
-- James
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Hi all,
I've received the first version of Doug Bell's TreeLine in the PyQt 4 version.
So the first application that we have on openSUSE is on it's way to PyQt 4.
I've also found a volunteer to create initial packages for openSUSE in the
build system.
Now, after following the previous thread,
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