Hi, I have a question about the QThread event loop.
In order to test the behavior of QThread event loop, I tested the
following code.
Each of thread A, B, C has its own event loop.
Thread B sends a signal to thread A, and the thread C sends a signal
to the thread B,
after the event loops start.
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I wonder if anyone ever bridged the gap between QFile and the Python
File Object? It could be handy sometimes to go between the two.
The only way that comes to my head right now is to reimplment QFile or
QIODevice, so it would use a python file object for all it's io. That
seems a bit messy so
hi all,
isn't it possible to have antialiasing when using a mask? consider the
following lines which creates a rounded rect mask.
try:
bmp = QPixmap(param.sizeHint())
except AttributeError:
bmp = QPixmap(param)
p = QPainter(bmp)
p.setPen(Qt.blue)
p.setBrush(QBr
thanks Henning,
i thought the example was specific to splashscreen, but it worked. now
i need to get the exact shape.
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On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 10:42 PM, Victor Noagbodji
wrote:
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> hello all,
>
> if you visit http://jsgrowl.com/, you will see nice modal and
> semi-modal windows. the idea is to reproduce them using pyqt. i
> started with a qlabel. used html for the content. set the window flag
> to Qt.SplashScreen.
hello all,
if you visit http://jsgrowl.com/, you will see nice modal and
semi-modal windows. the idea is to reproduce them using pyqt. i
started with a qlabel. used html for the content. set the window flag
to Qt.SplashScreen. and applied my stylesheet.
but the squared corner is not going way.
t
David Arnold wrote:
Hi,
I'm not new to Python, but the use of "self" in classes has always been
confusing. I working thru Rapid Gui Programming, and I have this code from Chatper 5:
import sys
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
class PenPropertiesDlg(QDialog):
def __init__(self, parent=None):
Hi,
I'm not new to Python, but the use of "self" in classes has always been
confusing. I working thru Rapid Gui Programming, and I have this code from
Chatper 5:
import sys
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
class PenPropertiesDlg(QDialog):
def __init__(self, parent=None):
super(PenProperti
Compiling PyQt is mostly straightforward. If you are getting to the stage of
writing your own program, you've figured that out.
If you are using the system Python, it's not easy (if at all) to build
something that will work on 10.5. That's because Apple builds their Python
with a deployment t
Hello,
I am creating a database using PyQt and QtSql module. My problem is that no
new data is recorded, and impossible to delete something.Slots "toLast",
"toPervious", "toNext" , "toFisrt" doen't work.
My database has only one row to test the recording of new data.
There is a part of my code (
Hi,
is there a general procedure to compile PyQt 4.7 for MacOS X?
I am facing problems when compiling on MacOS 10.6 and want to run my PyQt app
on MacOS 10.5
Thanks for your help!
Michael
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Hello,
seems like palettes are not working on QInputDialogs. Please see the
script attached. Setting a palette on an QErrorMessage works fine, but not
on a InputDialog. Using PyQt 4.6.2 on Windows XP 64bit SP2 with python
2.6.4 32bit.
from PyQt4 import QtCore
from PyQt4 import QtGui
cla
Hi all,
I'm Maurizio from Italy and I'm new here. I'm starting to work on a
project which uses pykde to connect to akonadi, but I can't get it to work.
My program is this:
from PyKDE4.akonadi import *
Akonadi.Control.start()
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but when I'm trying to launch it it just seg faults. What I'm I
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