Hello:
I am having a little trouble with the QClipboard in linux. I seem to be
able to read from the clipboard, but am unable to write to it. Using the
code below, I get what is currently hilighted and print it out, then try to
set the clipboard, but when I try to paste (using middle mouse butt
Adonay,
Glad to hear you have solved the issue :-D
The problem you give of the window disappearing or not appearing at
all is because the variable 'other' (or a,b,c) goes out of scope when
the _init_ method returns. You need to keep a reference to the window
object (which your new code does by us
Sorry Lee, hadn't realised I had sent a personal email, so messages
quoted below for the list.
Are you wanting the dialog to stay above other windows in your
application or above all other windows on your desktop?
Regards,
Chris
2008/6/19 Lee Jackson
> Sorry I should have thought how to term thi
Sundance ierne.eu.org> writes:
> This class behaves like weakref.ref, only for callables.
We use a variant of this idea in our app for observable callbacks:
class bound_ref(object):
def __init__(self, method, cb = None):
self.object = weakref_ref(method.im_self, cb)
self.fun
Finally using your code, the a b c window disappears!
I have read a example of SDI window and now it works. If you are interested
in, the code is like this.
Parent program (main.py)
class main(QMainWindow):
windowList=[]
def __init__(self):
QMainWindow.__init__(self)
uic.l
This is more Qt than PyQt, but I was wondering if anybody is still
seeing the bug mentioned at
http://trolltech.com/developer/task-tracker/index_html?id=170783&method=entry
in Qt 4.3.3 using the sqlite driver, because I am (Windows-GPL
official build). It was supposed to be fixed in 4.3.2...
If yo
Kevin Watters wrote:
> I'm tracking down a memory leak in my app--and I think it's boiling
> down to a virtual method on one of my classes that has an extra
> reference, one not coming from any Python object.
Hi Kevin, hi Phil, hi all,
Okay, Kevin, you MUST be reading my mind because, first thin
