The layoutStretch property of QHBoxLayout and QVBoxLayout in designer
should be compiled to layout.setStretch() calls.
The code to do this is already present in PyQt4.uic.uiparser, but
never triggered because of an error in the types hierarchies defined
in PyQt4.uic.Compiler.qtproxies (QHBoxLayout
On 27.01.10 17:33:18, Claudio Felix wrote:
> > Well, the combobox has initially no selected/current entry - AFAIK. Only
> > once you select one it'll be set. Hence the invalid index.
> >
> > However a setCurrentIndex with a value != 0 on the combobox should
> > change that already I think.
> >
> >
> Well, the combobox has initially no selected/current entry - AFAIK. Only
> once you select one it'll be set. Hence the invalid index.
>
> However a setCurrentIndex with a value != 0 on the combobox should
> change that already I think.
>
> Another thing in your case is that box.view().currentInde
On 27.01.10 09:08:13, Claudio Felix wrote:
> 2010/1/27 Andreas Pakulat :
> > On 26.01.10 17:41:40, Demetrius Cassidy wrote:
> >> I don't think you need to use the view pointer at all - it's
> >> returning QAbstractItemView *, which I would assume it would need to
> >> be casted to the proper class
Hello,
I'm trying to build QScintilla 2.2 (same error occurs with 2.3) with Python
bindings. I am using Windows MSVC2008, Qt 4.5.3, PyQt4.4.4.
QScintilla builds properly. The QScintilla C++ example builds and runs.
When running nmake on the Python bindings, it raises an error in the file
sipQsc
i am new to pyqt.
i have created my gui using Qtdesigner4
now i want to add a vertical scrollbar to stacked widget which is placed on
a frame.
when i do it as follows the stacked widget forms a new window. i want it in
the existing main window.
self.scrollarea=QtGui.scrollArea()
self.scrollarea.se
2010/1/27 Andreas Pakulat :
> On 26.01.10 17:41:40, Demetrius Cassidy wrote:
>> I don't think you need to use the view pointer at all - it's
>> returning QAbstractItemView *, which I would assume it would need to
>> be casted to the proper class in C++. If that's so, by design the
>> Abstract class
Just took a peak at QAbstractItemView class and your right it's fully
implemented. The view is asking the selectionModel what the current
selected index is, and if it has no selection model (not sure if that's
even possible) it returns an invalid QModelIndex. QComboBox.currentIndex
is just aski
