Hello,
I have a MainWindow of which the Centralwidget consist of a Splitter
with more Splitters in it.
self.adminListWidget = QTreeWidget()
self.adminInfoWidget = QTableWidget()
self.netInfoWidget = QTableWidget()
self.domainInfoWidget = QTableWidget()
self.infoSplitter = QSp
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> tell here which is the problem :-)
Hm, my studies about the problem are not finished, but
using postEvent instead of sendEvent gives me success
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> test it, I think that this method called from QEvent or from onclick
> Event should do the same. Or maybe you call two times too fast and there
> is some problem because you haven't read the data first time and you
> call again. But I don't think so
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Hello,
> You mean that is not updating the representation (graphics) in that
> time? ¿?
> If you do from other method, called from other event (buttonclicked)
> then it works?
I didn't test it with another method.
The result from the database-query re
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Hello Carles,
> Hope that will help...
Yes that does thanks.
But,..
In my thread, in which i do the db-query i have now following line:
for row in result:
host_id = row[0]
host = DVZhostData(self.__dbcon)
host.fill_h
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> In this case, regrettably i'm using Qt4, and there are no longer these
> event-classes, i for one doesn't see them.
> I found some examples, but they all use the customevent stuff.
Uh, ah, okay reading helps sometimes ;-)
I just found the QEvent clas
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Thnx Krzysztof,
> As far as I understand your code, in GUI you are running in loop,
> processing incoming pieces of data. This will not work, GUI updating is
> event-driven, so you should process one piece of data at the time and
> return control to G
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Hello,
Maybe there has someone an idea what is wrong with my (possibly
braindead) interaction with a database query and the representation in a
Dialog.
I have a class Finder with following impl:
class Finder(QtCore.QThread):
def __init__(self,sea