Lately I've been writing some code to call python functions and pass objects
that are wrapped using sip. This is relatively easy when linking directly to
a sip module and using it's generated api methods, however it is currently
impossible(afaik) by only linking to sip, because there is no way
On Wednesday 13 December 2006 20:13, jul wrote:
> >> As kate does, eric well knows the rectangular selection feature. This is
> >> very usefull for cutting columns from CSV files. But in eric, pasting
> >> the selected column doesn't work as we hope. It stricly insert the text
> >> at cursor positi
As kate does, eric well knows the rectangular selection feature. This is
very usefull for cutting columns from CSV files. But in eric, pasting
the selected column doesn't work as we hope. It stricly insert the text
at cursor position whereas we would like a new column to be inserted.
Is this kin
On Monday 11 December 2006 23:06, jul wrote:
> Hi Detlev,
> As kate does, eric well knows the rectangular selection feature. This is
> very usefull for cutting columns from CSV files. But in eric, pasting
> the selected column doesn't work as we hope. It stricly insert the text
> at cursor position
On 13.12.06 06:17:32, Miguel Angel Cañedo wrote:
> I have been reading about the new auto connect of Qt, I have been trying to
> get it workin with no success
:( Works over here.
> Is there a specific way or place to declare th functions?
You should make sure the slots are not "ambigious"
I have been reading about the new auto connect of Qt, I have been trying to
get it workin with no success
Is there a specific way or place to declare th functions?
What am i missiing?
Here is a very simple code from pyuic4 where I simply added a def:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Form implement
