On Fri Oct 24 14:35:11 BST 2008, Romain Bignon wrote:
> Romain Bignon wrote:
> > I want to print a QTableView on a QPrinter, but there isn't any way to do
> > that.
>
> I've tried to redirect painter to the printer device, but render is not
> correct.
This probably won't produce high quality outpu
On Fri, 24 Oct 2008 16:37:54 -0700, Brent Villalobos wrote:
> There are a few things that might be causing this, but I wanted to get
> some of your thoughts before pursuing them further (since I don't have
> permissions to change our Qt or PyQt installation I didn't want to
> bother another depart
I'm having issues trying to get the python plugins to appear in Qt
designer. I downloaded and unzipped the Linux PyQt source and they
tried running the plugins.py example but none of the python widgets
showed up. I'm using a Qt and PyQt installation setup by my IT
department. I didn't instal
Edward K. Ream a écrit :
Setting the insertion point programmatically does not appear to "take"
until (approximately) the point at which a textChanged() signal is
generated. The relevant code (simplified just a bit) is:
def setInsertPoint(self,i):
w = self.widget
g.trace(i,w)
w.t
QQQ
As you can see, w does not report the new insertion point immediately:
getInsertPoint: 0
setInsertPoint: 48
getInsertPoint: 0 # Oops.
QQQ
Mystery solved. w.textCursor returns a copy of the cursor, so instead of::
w.textCursor().setPosition(i)
the following will work::
cursor
Hi,
not sure whether this is really a PyQt thing but I'll ask anyway:
PyQt applications (like Sandbox[1]) on Linux have a horrible looking and
much too small font for the menus, tool tips and for the status bar -
while on Windows it looks totally normal (like all other applications).
Where or
On Thu, 23 Oct 2008 09:08:52 +, "Emiliano Mennucci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I'm creating a widget for QtDesigner, using python and pyqt4. In order to
> create a Qt property I wrote the following code:
>
> [...]
> def set_axis(self, axis):
> print "DEBUG: set_axis"
> self._axis =
Setting the insertion point programmatically does not appear to "take"
until (approximately) the point at which a textChanged() signal is
generated. The relevant code (simplified just a bit) is:
def setInsertPoint(self,i):
w = self.widget
g.trace(i,w)
w.textCursor().setPosition(i)
de
I apologize for replying to myself, but I discovered that I made an
error in my analysis. See below.
Patrick Hartling wrote:
> I have been tracking down a crash when using QAxContainer.QAxWidget from
> PyQt 4.4.3 built against Qt 4.4.1. At this point, I believe that there
> is an issue with how a
Romain Bignon wrote:
> I want to print a QTableView on a QPrinter, but there isn't any way to do
> that.
I've tried to redirect painter to the printer device, but render is not correct.
Firstly, only the region of widget printed on screen is drawn. Then, the quality
is not good, and some additio
>
> Is this a bug?
>
>
> Emiliano
>
Sorry I forgot to mention versions:
I use Qt 4.4.0 and pyqt 4.4.2
Emiliano
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I installed PyQt-Py2.6-gpl-4.4.4-snapshot-20080918-1.exe in windows and it
has the path "C:\Python26\python.exe" into
Lib\site-packages\PyQt4\pyuic4.bat although I don't have pytho
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