Store your popup as a variable in the main dialog class, (self.popup =
MyPopup()), and then later you can access that dialog using self.popup from
your main form.
On Mar 22, 2011, at 2:39 PM, James Polk wrote:
I have a scenario where my MainWindow needs to call and display
a popup Window...and
On 2011-03-22 "Hans-Peter Jansen" said:
> On Tuesday 22 March 2011, 20:50:18 Vicent Mas wrote:
> > 2011/3/22 simozack :
> > > 2011/3/22 Vicent Mas :
> > >> it is explained in my second mail of this thread. Vincent Van de
> > >> Vyvre asked exactly the same. If it is not clear enough I can
> > >>
On Tuesday 22 March 2011, 20:50:18 Vicent Mas wrote:
> 2011/3/22 simozack :
> > 2011/3/22 Vicent Mas :
> >> it is explained in my second mail of this thread. Vincent Van de
> >> Vyvre asked exactly the same. If it is not clear enough I can
> >> explain it again. But let me insist, even if my scrip
On Tuesday 22 March 2011, 22:39:12 James Polk wrote:
> I have a scenario where my MainWindow needs to call and display
> a popup Window...and while the window is open, processing continues
> in the main application, and during processing needs to send a string
> or two of text to the popup dialog.
I have a scenario where my MainWindow needs to call and display
a popup Window...and while the window is open, processing continues
in the main application, and during processing needs to send a string or
two of text to the popup dialog.
I know how to call and display the popup window/dialog,..an
Hi Vicent,
I thing you are clear enough. When I run your code and tried to
reproduce your problem, I noticed that selection is actually right, only
cells are not repainted to visualize this new selection, because in your
TableView.updateView() method you disconnecting all slots from
selectionChang
2011/3/22 simozack :
> 2011/3/22 Vicent Mas :
>
>> it is explained in my second mail of this thread. Vincent Van de
>> Vyvre asked exactly the same. If it is not clear enough I can explain
>> it again. But let me insist, even if my script was purely an academic
>> exercise, without practical inter
2011/3/22 Vicent Mas :
> it is explained in my second mail of this thread. Vincent Van de
> Vyvre asked exactly the same. If it is not clear enough I can explain
> it again. But let me insist, even if my script was purely an academic
> exercise, without practical interest, *if it exposes a PyQt4
On Tuesday 22 March 2011, 04:27:14 Catriona Johnson wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have a GUI application that occasionally has a number of long
> running processes - eg data deletions , html report generation.
>
> I have a custom progress widget that displays a spinning icon (my
> client didn't like the Qt
2011/3/22 simozack :
> *Sorry, I answered with a private e-mail*
>
> 2011/3/17 Vicent Mas :
>
>> can somebody help me with this problem, please? I've spent several
>> days thinking about it but I still don't know if it is a bug (as I
>> believe) or not and I have not a fix, not even a workaround.
>
*Sorry, I answered with a private e-mail*
2011/3/17 Vicent Mas :
> can somebody help me with this problem, please? I've spent several
> days thinking about it but I still don't know if it is a bug (as I
> believe) or not and I have not a fix, not even a workaround.
Hi Vincent,
It works fine if
On Tue, 22 Mar 2011 02:42:37 +, Demetrius Cassidy
wrote:
> With a simple class definition like the following, it seems that SIP
tries
> to wrap SIPTransaction::States using a sip generated class, but of
course
> that class is not created for ABCs. I am using the latest SIP snapshot,
SIP
> 4.12
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