Re: [PyQt] QWebKit issue with certain URLs

2008-09-25 Thread alan moore
Thanks for responding. I don't think that's it, though. setPort() is for creating a URL on a non-standard port from scratch. A link shouldn't require that. Besides it works fine on my laptop when I set Apache to port 90, and I can browser URLs on all kinds of other ports without explicitly

Re: [PyQt] Using Python's "print" or sys.stdout.write( "str" ) inside of PyQt4.

2008-09-25 Thread Peter Lindener
Hi Hans- I guess there were two problems regarding the code I attached to the last message, and yes you are correct that this seems an issue mostly with using IDLE. Once I had shifted IDE's, at that moment to SciTE because I had it on my machine. I was missing a python error printout du

[PyQt] QSqlTableModel and complex queries

2008-09-25 Thread Scott Frankel
Hello, What's the proper way to perform sql SELECT statements to populate a table model, when the statement is more complex than select(), filters, and order clauses can handle? According to the Qt documentation, QSqlTableModel.setQuery should "normally" not be called on a QSqlTableMode

Re: [PyQt] Eric4 make api/documentation?

2008-09-25 Thread Detlev Offenbach
On Dienstag, 23. September 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello. > I see on eric4 that can make the documentation of your application, but I > cannot insert comments that appear on documentation. > Does anybody know how you can comment and autogenerate the Api > Documentation??? Yes I do ;-) A

[PyQt] QPolygonF::data() method

2008-09-25 Thread Giovanni Bajo
Hi Phil, is there a reason why QPolygonF does not expose the data() method (inherited from QVector)? I added it as a method returning a sip voidptr and it's very useful for me, as a way to pass the raw buffer to C code which is not Qt-aware without doing heavy data copying. -- Giovanni Bajo D

Re: [PyQt] Using Python's "print" or sys.stdout.write( "str" ) inside of PyQt4.

2008-09-25 Thread Hans-Peter Jansen
Am Donnerstag, 25. September 2008 schrieb Peter Lindener: > Dear >PyQt4 developers - > > I am currently running Python 2.5,2, with IDLE version 1.2.2 under > Win_XP. > > I'm new to using PyQt along with PyOpenGL. I have searched a bit and > surprised, I was unable to find the answer to my m