You'll probably have to resort to implementng a delegate with a custom paint
method. maybe this link can help you with the actual painting of the text:
http://qt-project.org/faq/answer/how_can_i_draw_vertical_text
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When the Python interpreter is shutting down all objects are set to None. When
another thread is then accessing the QObject subclass it finds None and gives
an error.
You say you are not spawning QThreads but are you using Python threads?
These errors are mostly harmless but if you must get rid
In my project I use a special mime type in DropMimeData() to recognise
internal moves and handle them accordingly. I have set the view to handle drag
and drop operations. You will need to subclass your model for this.
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Hello,
I am using PyQt4 and chaco plot to make a data-analysis program.For each
analysis script i run, i generate a plot (chaco.plot) contained into a
PyQt4.QtGui.QWidget.
As i want to have different processes, i embed all the Qwidget generated in
a dictionnary, itself part of a "plot_manager" obj
I'm getting some strange error messages every time I close my PyQt app, but
not in consistent places.
Errors such as these:
*pyqtSignal must be bound to a QObject, not 'ImageLoader'*
(ImageLoader is a subclass of QObject, and I make sure to call the super's
constructor in the __init__)
*QObject
