I wrote about this a couple of weeks ago, but I did not have a small
working example to show the problem I'm having. Now I do.
I have a layout created in Qt4 Designer which I fill with a series of
complex layouts at runtime. That works great. Later on, I want
to completely remove all of them and
I L.O.V.E PyQt4 ... really! But at this time i am realy at the end of my
knowledge.
I have following code:
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from PyQt4.QtCore import *
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
from PyQt4.QtWebKit import *
class PythonJS(QObject):
@pyqtSignatur
Greetings!
A pyQt4 application using QThread (I suspect this is relevant) crashed
unpredictably with the above error message. Searching the web I found
this type of error in many diverse applications, not just Python or
pyqt4. I could not find a clue to resolving this problem. I'm somewhat
On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 23:18:04 +0100, Mads Ipsen wrote:
> After having upgraded from
>
> sip-4.9.1 and PyQt-4.6.1
>
> to
>
> sip-4.9.3 and PyQt-4.6.2
>
> on both Win32 and Linux, we literally get 100's of warnings of the form
>
> Object::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
>
> when running
After having upgraded from
sip-4.9.1 and PyQt-4.6.1
to
sip-4.9.3 and PyQt-4.6.2
on both Win32 and Linux, we literally get 100's of warnings of the form
Object::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
when running our unit test suite. Since I have never seen this before
I'm puzzled as what to
On Friday 27 November 2009, 19:34:31 Jugdish wrote:
> For some reason if I set the windowFlag "Popup" on a QListWidget, the
> widget takes modal focus and it is impossible to give focus back to any
> widget. In fact, my entire system becomes unresponsive. Only the
> QListWidget responds to input, a
Jugdish wrote:
For some reason if I set the windowFlag "Popup" on a QListWidget, the widget
takes modal focus and it is impossible to give focus back to any widget. In
fact, my entire system becomes unresponsive. Only the QListWidget responds
to input, and I have no way of killing the process. He
For those interested in using signals and slots outside of PyQt, I've
released my implementation as part of a collection of modules I've found
useful. This implementation can be used in almost the same way as PyQt's
pyqtSignal, though without needing to inherit from a class or specify
signal argum
Steve Zatz wrote:
I am new to qt and pyqt but have been using wxPython for a long time.
I am converting a moderately complex application from wxPython to pyqt
and have been impressed with the ease of using pyqt.
Here's my question and I apologize for the verbiage. The ability to
get at the defa
For some reason if I set the windowFlag "Popup" on a QListWidget, the widget
takes modal focus and it is impossible to give focus back to any widget. In
fact, my entire system becomes unresponsive. Only the QListWidget responds
to input, and I have no way of killing the process. Here is a very stri
I am new to qt and pyqt but have been using wxPython for a long time.
I am converting a moderately complex application from wxPython to pyqt
and have been impressed with the ease of using pyqt.
Here's my question and I apologize for the verbiage. The ability to
get at the default widget text edit
Okay, that was easy to fix!
Thanks for the quick reply,
Oli
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 10:22 AM, Phil Thompson
wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 10:08:36 +0100, Oliver Heyme
> wrote:
>> Hej,
>>
>> I am using (on Windows with Qt 4.6_rc) the latest versions of sip and
>> PyQt4.
>>
>> I having some troubl
On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 10:08:36 +0100, Oliver Heyme
wrote:
> Hej,
>
> I am using (on Windows with Qt 4.6_rc) the latest versions of sip and
> PyQt4.
>
> I having some trouble with the QMap.
> On of my classes has the following method:
>
> const QMap* materialList() const;
>
> When I am using this
Hej,
I am using (on Windows with Qt 4.6_rc) the latest versions of sip and PyQt4.
I having some trouble with the QMap.
On of my classes has the following method:
const QMap* materialList() const;
When I am using this in the sip-file for the class I get the error:
sip: LBBApplication::materialL
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