In designer-qt4 the object inspector, widget box and so on seem to be
QDockWidgets. I'm making a GUI in Designer that I want to be similarly
structured. In designer the edge of each QDockWidget can be grabbed
with the mouse and resized, but in my GUI this isn't possible. I
*think* I've set all of t
On 25.04.11 10:05:17, Jeremy Sanders wrote:
> Hi - I've hit several crashes with Qt's model code with PyQt.
>
> Can someone clear up the ownership rules for objects given to
> QAbstractItemModel.createIndex and accessed with
> QModelIndex.internalPointer?
>
> I tried creating a layer of indirec
Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
> You miss to note your OS/Python/Qt/sip/PyQt versions in use.
This is Ubuntu Maverick (pyqt 4.7.4, sip4 4.10.5).
> Phil fixed some related issues in one of the latest sip/PyQt releases
> (hint, hint..).
Yes - I'm usually restricted to what distributions include in thei
On Monday 25 April 2011, 11:05:17 Jeremy Sanders wrote:
> Hi - I've hit several crashes with Qt's model code with PyQt.
>
> Can someone clear up the ownership rules for objects given to
> QAbstractItemModel.createIndex and accessed with
> QModelIndex.internalPointer?
>
> I tried creating a layer of
Hi - I've hit several crashes with Qt's model code with PyQt.
Can someone clear up the ownership rules for objects given to
QAbstractItemModel.createIndex and accessed with
QModelIndex.internalPointer?
I tried creating a layer of indirection when using createIndex, e.g.
class Indirect(object):
