lots of people will want to
> take advantage of bug fixes in Qt5, and its support for additional
devices,
> without porting from PyQt4 to PyQt5.
>
> At this stage I'm not going to give any dates, but most of the work for an
> initial PyQt5 release has alr
ignal, of course, it
gets completely confused about.
Has anyone run into this or have advice? Should I be looking at a different
method for generating API documentation?
Thanks,
Jonathan Harper
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Frame.Sunken)
#here's the interesting part:
widget1.setContentsMargins(2, 2, 2, 2)
widget2.setContentsMargins(2, 2, 2, 2)
splitter.addWidget(widget1)
splitter.addWidget(widget2)
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I'm actually working right now on how best to subtly hint that a splitter is
present witho
>I've written a small tool with a quite simple GUI using pyqt. After startup
>is completed the gui takes up 35mb memory, is there any way to reduce this
>footprint? Seems unneccesarily large.
Yes and no, but mostly no. There's a few overhead reducing features of
Python (__slots__) that will make s
>I have an application with several threads, one of which is a PyQT GUI,
>when I click on the close button, the PyQT GUI closes but the rest of
>the application keeps running, I would like to be able to intercept the
>close button event and force the whole application to quit.
>Does anybody know ho
ation and can't
find any. Am I overlooking anything, or can someone provide me with that
information?
Thank you sincerely,
Jonathan Harper
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