Josh wrote:
Josh wrote:
I've got a Qt widget and a PyQt binding. I want to make a Designer
plugin for it.
I have a Designer plugin as a C++ class. It works fine, I can add it
to layouts, etc.
Am I correct in assuming that my PyQt binding will not work to load
the C++ class when added via t
Josh wrote:
I've got a Qt widget and a PyQt binding. I want to make a Designer
plugin for it.
I have a Designer plugin as a C++ class. It works fine, I can add it
to layouts, etc.
Am I correct in assuming that my PyQt binding will not work to load
the C++ class when added via the C++ design
*Here’s an example of the code:*
* *
*def searchAndSelect(self, searchString, column=0):*
*#If the user searches for nothing, then return and do nothing*
*if len(searchString)==0:*
*return*
* *
*#get the selection model from the tree view*
*selectionModel=self.obsTre
I've got a Qt widget and a PyQt binding. I want to make a Designer
plugin for it.
I have a Designer plugin as a C++ class. It works fine, I can add it to
layouts, etc.
Am I correct in assuming that my PyQt binding will not work to load the
C++ class when added via the C++ designer plugin?
Hello,
I’ve done some reading and can’t find anything on non-contiguous selection
of items in item views beyond :
“Selections are made up of *selection ranges*. These efficiently maintain
information about large selections of items by recording only the starting
and ending model indexes for e
Well..
i cannot say if this is a Windows 7 issue... but seens to be.
the same application hangs on Windows 7... but doesn´t hang in a windows xp
sp3
i using PyQt 4.7.2 and Python 2.6.5 and Qt 4.6.2 in both systems
windows 7 report an application crash seconds after its closed.
If i start the appl
On Thursday 08 April 2010 14:04:20 Francesco Biccari wrote:
> I have been in this mailing list for few days, however I noticed that
> a mailing list
> is very inefficient.
> I think that a forum is the rigth answer.
I think you are younger than 20 years.(*)
A forum is nice. But try following twen
Hi,
After I've installed PyQt 4.7.2 many of the samples I work with will
repeatedly crash on exit.
This would be the simplest example to reproduce this problem.
import sys
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
tree = QTreeWidget()
item = QTreeWidgetItem(tree, ["item 1"])
tree.sh
hi all..
i have a MDI form who is the first in the aplication, when it loads he calls
for login or other functions..
i´ve olverloaded closeevent calling a QMessagebox, but the aplication doesnt
really close.. i can see in taskmanager a python aplication running.
the mainwindow has no parent and
Hello,
i created a dialog with some widgets. Now I'd like to connect every widget
to a slot, so when the user changes values (for lets say a spinbox) a
"dirty" flag for the dialog is set. Is there a way to accomplish this
without connecting every widget explicitly?
regards
Sebastian
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> That depends on your point of view. Subscribing to many mailing lists,
> I'm of a different opinion. I can keep track of all of them from one
> single application (my mail client), which is much easier than having to
> browse to every forum.
You are right, but in any case you can receive, for ex
Please help me out someone on this. I'll be really grateful. Thanks
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 8:57 PM, Anshul Jain wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have been trying to move my image using the object.move(x,y) function by
> maintaining a list of instances corresponding to each image. I have done
> this using
Hello all,
I use designer + pyuic4 a lot to generate the GUI. I am happy to set the
default values directly in the designer for some widgets such as spinbox or
label. Currently pyuic4 will put all the setting functions(such as
setProperty("value", 500)) in setupUI. But it will be painful if I want
Hi Francesco,
On 8-4-2010 14:04, Francesco Biccari wrote:
> I have been in this mailing list for few days, however I noticed that
> a mailing list is very inefficient.
That depends on your point of view. Subscribing to many mailing lists,
I'm of a different opinion. I can keep track of all of the
Hello to everyone,
I have been in this mailing list for few days, however I noticed that
a mailing list
is very inefficient.
I think that a forum is the rigth answer.
It is much more simpler to search for an already discussed problem
(see the "crash on exit"
of these days).
A simple forum, with f
It is a known problem.
Use the old version or compile the snapshot version.
Ciao ciao.
Fra
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 12:48, flya flya wrote:
> PyQt-Py2.5-gpl-4.7.2-1 windows version, when import QWebKit, the
> application will crash when quit.
> PyQt-Py2.5-gpl-4.7-1 has no this question.
> __
PyQt-Py2.5-gpl-4.7.2-1 windows version, when import QWebKit, the
application will crash when quit.
PyQt-Py2.5-gpl-4.7-1 has no this question.
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