Hi,
I am having a similar bug indeed in sip-4.14.3 / PyQt-4.9.6 where
QTreeWidgetItem forgets its Python state when created with a
QTreeWidget().invisibleRootItem() as parent.
After importing * from PyQt4.QtCore and QtGui:
>>> app=QApplication([])
>>> w=QTreeWidget()
>>> class Item(QTreeWidgetIt
On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 18:25:08 +0100, Wilbert Berendsen
wrote:
> Op 11-03-13 15:01, Phil Thompson schreef:
>> It's a PyQt bug - fixed in tonight's snapshot.
> Thanks.
>
> Users of my application (Frescobaldi) also have some problems that could
> relate to QTreeWidgetItems also losing their own ins
On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 20:01:51 +0200, Theuns Heydenrych
wrote:
> HI
> I get Sip and PyQt compiled successfully and get both installed.
> I am using Python 2.7
>
> When executing
> *>>> from PyQt4.Qt import **
>
> It just fails, i cant figure out what is going wrong where.
Define fail - you haven'
HI
I get Sip and PyQt compiled successfully and get both installed.
I am using Python 2.7
When executing
*>>> from PyQt4.Qt import **
It just fails, i cant figure out what is going wrong where.
I tried python -v to get more info, so here is what i get.
*C:\Python27>python -v*
*# installing zipi
Op 11-03-13 15:01, Phil Thompson schreef:
It's a PyQt bug - fixed in tonight's snapshot.
Thanks.
Users of my application (Frescobaldi) also have some problems that could
relate to QTreeWidgetItems also losing their own instance attributes
(even when using a subclass of QTreeWidgetItem). Could
On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 11:13:15 +0100, Wilbert Berendsen
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It seems sip 4.14.3 forgets QTextUserData objects.
>
> when I do this (Python 2.7. after importing * from PyQt4.QtCore and
> QtGui):
>
> This is SIP 4.13.2 (and PyQt 4.9.3):
>
doc=QTextDocument()
print doc.firstBl
Hi,
It seems sip 4.14.3 forgets QTextUserData objects.
when I do this (Python 2.7. after importing * from PyQt4.QtCore and
QtGui):
This is SIP 4.13.2 (and PyQt 4.9.3):
>>> doc=QTextDocument()
>>> print doc.firstBlock().userData()
None
>>> data=QTextBlockUserData()
>>> data.value = 123
>>> doc.f
On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 11:22:45 +0200, Theuns Heydenrych
wrote:
> Thank for the reply Phil,
>
> I get a Windows Dialog that shows up that says "Python has stopped
working"
> and a button that shows the problem details.
> Here is the info for that.
>
> *Problem signature:*
> * Problem Event Name: A
Thank for the reply Phil,
I get a Windows Dialog that shows up that says "Python has stopped working"
and a button that shows the problem details.
Here is the info for that.
*Problem signature:*
* Problem Event Name: APPCRASH*
* Application Name: python.exe*
* Application Version: 0.0.0.0*
*
On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 09:21:33 +0200, Theuns Heydenrych
wrote:
> Thanks Phil
> I have taken MSys out of the loop.
> Its only Mingw32 now.
>
> I get sip successfully compiled and installed.
> When running python in the command line and i enter
> *
> *
> *>>> from sip import **
> *>>> print SIP_VERSI
Thanks Phil
I have taken MSys out of the loop.
Its only Mingw32 now.
I get sip successfully compiled and installed.
When running python in the command line and i enter
*
*
*>>> from sip import **
*>>> print SIP_VERSION_STR*
*4.14.3
*
*>>>*
*
*
I also get PyQt-win-gpl-4.9.6 successfully compiled an
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