Hi everyone,
since my use case is a rather long-winded description of my predicament,
first my question:
Are there API functions of sip that I can use to convert a PyObject* to
a QVariant with the appropriate type and the other way around?
Now why I could really use such functions: For our a
...'cause it would make it easier for me to merge Designer with Maya ;-)
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On 07.03.12 13:42:12, JPolk wrote:
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> ...I think I know the answer to this already, but just to be sure,...
>
> Does Designer only exist as a C or C++ source program?...
Yes.
> Meaning, has anybody ported this over into the Python language?
Why? Whats the benefit of doing that?
Andreas
...I think I know the answer to this already, but just to be sure,...
Does Designer only exist as a C or C++ source program?...
Meaning, has anybody ported this over into the Python language?
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi. I am a new member of this mailing list. I am writing a GUI in PyQt4 that
will use drag and drop of images to put a simulation together.
I found one drag and drop example that uses QLabels loaded with png files. I
need to be able to draw my own images or at least load other types onto my GUI.
Thanks, I tried it. Now, instead of being destroyed early, the object
is never destroyed, which I believe means that it leaks memory. Maybe
you created a reference cycle?
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On 07.03.12 15:42:34, Mads Ipsen wrote:
> OK, I agree, the snippets I provided were not nice, and I apologize
> for that.
>
> But suppose that the constructor in your class starts a thread that
> generates say an icon for a QStandardItem. Then you want to make
> sure that the thread has finished b
OK, I agree, the snippets I provided were not nice, and I apologize for
that.
But suppose that the constructor in your class starts a thread that
generates say an icon for a QStandardItem. Then you want to make sure
that the thread has finished before you test that the icon has been created.
Hi, I am currently having problems with closing a database (SQLite)
connection.
The database and driver's lastError is:
"unable to close due to unfinalised statements Error closing database"
I am not sure what this really means or what I should be doing to get the
connection to close properly.
I
On 07.03.12 09:37:38, Mads Ipsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a general question about how to unit test PyQt applications
> using the Python unittest moudle. I have attached a few examples. If
> you have time to take a look and comment, it would be great.
>
> The first module, Foo.py, defines a simple
On 07/03/2012 09:43, Luca Beltrame wrote:
In data mercoledì 7 marzo 2012 09:37:38, Mads Ipsen ha scritto:
the Python unittest moudle. I have attached a few examples. If you have
time to take a look and comment, it would be great.
I have a question on FooTest: is having a QApplication instance
Have modified the Bar example, since the thread was never started. Sorry
for posting an incomplete example.
Anyway, now in this case, running the unittest gives:
FQThread: Destroyed while thread is still running
Segmentation fault
On 07/03/2012 09:43, Luca Beltrame wrote:
In data mercoledì 7
On 07/03/2012 09:43, Luca Beltrame wrote:
In data mercoledì 7 marzo 2012 09:37:38, Mads Ipsen ha scritto:
the Python unittest moudle. I have attached a few examples. If you have
time to take a look and comment, it would be great.
I have a question on FooTest: is having a QApplication instance
In data mercoledì 7 marzo 2012 09:37:38, Mads Ipsen ha scritto:
> the Python unittest moudle. I have attached a few examples. If you have
> time to take a look and comment, it would be great.
I have a question on FooTest: is having a QApplication instance enough in
unittest to ensure emission of
Hi,
I have a general question about how to unit test PyQt applications using
the Python unittest moudle. I have attached a few examples. If you have
time to take a look and comment, it would be great.
The first module, Foo.py, defines a simple widget called 'Widget' which
is tested in FooTes
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