To whom it may concern:
The PyQt v4.9.2 release states that PyQt has support for Qt v4.8.2 and
initial support for Qt v5. However, when searching the PyQt reference guide
and class reference I do not see anything related to QPA.
Does PyQt4 support Qt with QPA?
Sincerely,
Kevin
Would you say this is an issue with PyQt? How would you recommend I proceed?
Sincerely,
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I was using an extension that traverses the GC heap, and it crashed when it
got to the sipVariableDescr_Type object, because it never gets initialized
via PyType_Ready.
The fix is easy; just an extra PyType_Ready for sipVariableDescr_Type in the
PyMODINIT_FUNC in siplib.c
Thanks!
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, and they were a (minor) pain to
hunt down.
Just a suggestion!
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check it out here for an idea:
http://github.com/kevinw/wxpy/tree/master/wxpybuild/wxpyext.py#L309
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> sources to see how one uses it in a more complex case than the minimal one in
> the docs. Can anyone point me toward a simpler example of how to do things
ently that
makes it only work with a framework build of Qt? I was able to
successfully compile and use the following library versions:
Qt 4.3.2
SIP 4.7.1
PyQt 4.3.1
And I compiled those using the exact same options and procedure I was
using when I ran into problems with PyQt 4.4.3
I'm usin
t I'm using now.
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to link it against the
binary intaller from Trolltech. It saves you the trouble of building Qt,
and PyQt builds fine (after you build sip et al. first).
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> I'm still at Akademy, but I'll try to get this checked into KDE's SVN
> some time this weekend along with all of my changes. (Probably in
> kdesupport. I'm not sure if I can keep the change history though.)
+1 on interest in seeing this! Especially the autodocs-from-doxygen support.
_
't mention this,
though.
Moving sipWrapper_clear above the td_dealloc fixed one of my crashes. :)
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fail fast if the GIL isn't obtained?)
Anyone have any experience in/suggestions for tracking down this kind of
bug in a Python extension?
Thanks,
Kevin
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provide hooks for this kind of thing?
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> You could look at the call to PyObject_GC_UnTrack() in
> sipWrapper_dealloc(). I don't think it's the same problem, but there may be
> similarities.
As far as I can tell, PyObject_GC_UnTrack just says that the GC shouldn't call
the traverse functions while you're destructing the object--but what
I've got a sporadic crash in my app (not PyQT) and I think I have it
narrowed down.
1) Main thread creates a Flub object.
2) Main thread releases all references to the Flub object, but there's a
cycle,
so the object isn't collected immediately.
3) Worker thread does some unrelated work, during wh
> '0xc135'
> Stop.
Google says that could mean nmake can't find cl.exe. Did you make sure to start
your command prompt via the "Visual Studio 200x Command Prompt" shortcut?
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has helped me track down a few of the bad crashes.
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> The workaround makes my skin crawl. :| I hope you'll be able to whip up
> a fix, Kevin.
I tried, but I screwed up attribute access in a way I didn't understand yet.
Disabling the method cache altogether proved a workable temporary fix
for me--but I won't want to
Sundance ierne.eu.org> writes:
> This class behaves like weakref.ref, only for callables.
We use a variant of this idea in our app for observable callbacks:
class bound_ref(object):
def __init__(self, method, cb = None):
self.object = weakref_ref(method.im_self, cb)
self.fun
There's a comment in siplib.c:5300ish in the sip_api_is_py_method
function that I'll reproduce here:
/*
* Note that the callable is never garbage collected. The main
* reason for this is that it's not possible to get hold of the
* method cache without make incompatible changes to the SIP
* AP
Phil Thompson riverbankcomputing.com> writes:
>
> On Thursday 12 June 2008 3:50:00 pm Kevin Watters wrote:
> > I noticed /NewThread/ on QThread and QRunnable in the PyQT source-- and
> > a peek at the source code shows SIP creating thread local structures for
> > pend
I noticed /NewThread/ on QThread and QRunnable in the PyQT source-- and
a peek at the source code shows SIP creating thread local structures for
pending objects.
My app creates threads, but only through Python's threading module.
Do I need to use /NewThread/, or call something like api_new_thread
that passage is talking about.
This might, of course, be pointless, without more detailed profiling.
But I was wondering if anyone had an experience trying anything like
this this in extensions of their own.
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do about this? It'd be nice to avoid some kind of runtime
RTTI list that the submodule appends to on startup, but if that's what
I have to do, that's alright ;) Just thought I'd check here first for
any ideas.
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Yikes! SIP ran out of memory because of this typo:
class MyClass : MyClass
{
};
(As a side note, Mac OS X deals with out of memory situations much more
gracefully than Vista.)
I'd imagine there's a fix to be somewhere in the superclass: part of parser.y ;)
_
and the ;2 means "dll.")
Might be worth incorporating to make people's lives easier on MSVC2008.
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> A manifest is also generated for the sip module but it isn't installed.
> Is it
> needed?
Now that you mention it, probably. I am still learning how manifests and
side-by-side assemblies work. This page seems like a good place to start:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235342.aspx From
#x27;
*\' processorArchitecture=\'*\'\" /INCREMENTAL:NO /OUT:QtCore.pyd
@C:\Users\Kevin\AppData\Local\Temp\nm62CF.tmp
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file
'"/MANIFESTDEPENDENCY:type=\'win32\'.obj'
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: '"c:\Program Files\Microsoft
I've got a couple quick questions about SIP's handling of object destruction.
The docs for sip.setdeleted says
setdeleted(obj)
This marks the C++ instance or C structure as having been destroyed or
returned to the heap so that future references to it raise an exception rather
than cause a pro
Phil Thompson riverbankcomputing.com> writes:
> It should be fixed in tonight's snapshot.
Thanks! This fixed every single one of my related failing test cases.
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I think I found a bug with rich comparison operators. I have a simple class
like this:
class point
{
public:
point();
point(int x, int y);
int x;
int y;
%ConvertToTypeCode
/* (convert sequences with 2 ints to points) */
%End
bool operator==(const p
> old_init = MyClass.__init__ def new_init(self, foo, bar=5, meep=13):
> old_init(self, foo, bar, meep) MyClass.__init__ = new_init
>
> assert MyClass.__init__ is new_init # FAIL
Oops. That should be
old_init = MyClass.__init__
def new_init(self, foo, bar=5, meep=13):
old_init(self, foo, bar
SIP is working great for me so far, enough so that I'm coming to the question
of what to do with keyword arguments. I've got a fairly large code base, part
of which makes calls to GUI control constructors using keyword arguments.
It's actually a fairly limited subset of methods, so my initial thou
ith %SIPOptions (RenameWx)
It's working pretty well, except for when Getters return const references--but
I will have that squared away soon.
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I want to make an option for SIP to autogenerate properties (i.e., GetTitle and
SetTitle just become Title).
I've been reading through transform.c, trying to get a feel for how this might
happen, but I think I'm lacking the "big picture" when it comes to how SIP
implements methods and attribute lo
p; paste, which is automated > by this tool.
wxWidgets actually predates STL, although I think they're coming along to using
it. I'll keep this in mind if I decide to throw the USE_STL switch.
Thanks,
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advice about what you're going to get out of SIP compared to SWIG might be
useful in the documentation.
Thanks in advance for any help!
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elected" information, what do I need to do to this to get the
QVariant out? Or how does this become by INDEX?
Ideas?
Kevin
On Tuesday 18 March 2008 02:48:48 pm Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> On 18.03.08 13:37:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I have been successful in getting the row numbe
I'm running on Mandriva 2008.0 with Python 2.5 and PyQt 4.3(.4mdv)
>From the other person (Marius Kintel) who mentionned it didn't work other,
seems like there is a problem somewhere.
Kevin
On Tuesday 18 March 2008 12:37:25 am Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> On 17.03.08 18:57:52,
e the details is the most basic function.
I could really use a link to a complete example that shows the proper
setup
of a model, indexing and the selection of an item.
I appreciate your efforts. I'd hate to give up on the project at this
point.
Kevin
On Monday 17 March 20
idea to get the row
number of the currently selected list item and then display that individual
list item in the other widget.
Sorry if I'm a bit confusing in my description. The way I understand how
these capabilities work skew the way I explain them.
Kevin
On Monday 17 March 2008
with
columns and can return the row number of the row that is selected? I
believe that I can adapt this into my app.
Kevin
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I'm tryi
process is
running or ended so that I can move to the next track and start
another iteration?
Either that or does someone know how to change audio cd tracks in
mplayer slave mode? ;)
Kevin
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Can any one explain in X Windows why the screen goes blank whenever a new
window is opened? It becomes annoying when I open a new application screen
and everything disappears for a second.
Is it possible to avoid this?
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You'll need to update to the svn trunk version of py2app:
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Give that a try.
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Kevin Walzer wrote:
This message on Apple's mailing list sheds some insight:
http://lists.apple.com/archives/Xcode-users/2007/Oct/msg00696.html
Essentially, the '-mmacosx-version-min=10.4' flag needs to be passed in
somewhere. This is necessary because the current OS is now
ure how to patch the toplevel configure.py to obtain the
correct argument parsing, however. Running the script with the invocation
python configure.py CFLAGS+='-isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk
-mmacosx-version-min=10.4'
builds a single-platform (i386) binary, not a universal
e else see this error? I built sip and PyQt fine from source on
10.4 several months ago. A search of the list archives turned up nothing
useful about the above errors.
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I also tried this against Qt 4.2.2 with the same results.
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Tony Cappellini a écrit :
> from distutils.core import se
tried calling the underlying clear() method, but to no avail.
Does anyone have an idea about how I can force a QDateTimeEdit to
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I am working on a GPL'ed PyQt application t
python2.4/site-packages/sip.so
#40 0x00467802 in sipVH_QtCore_3 () from
/swdevl/share/pyqt_4.0.1/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PyQt4/QtCore.so
#41 0x0048815c in sipQThread::run () from
/swdevl/share/pyqt_4.0.1/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PyQt4/QtCore.so
#42 0x006ce80c in QThreadPrivate::start () fr
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hasn't yet been ported to Qt4. Can anyone clarify this for me?
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> I've a pyqt application that runs fine in Linux and Windows but not in
> Mac OS X. The following problems appear in the Application menu of the
> menu bar:
>
> - the name of the application menu is Python instead of the
i/o; that's been my experience
with other Python packages running on 2.4.1. If such proves the case
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rface conventions of each platform it
runs on, but it also abstracts those differences away from the developer
(unlike wxWidgets, which requires some Mac-specific hacks to get the
"about" menu in the right place).
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ot;, None)
app.setMainWidget(button)
button.show()
app.exec_loop()
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tement "print %s, e", but I also get the
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included with
the larger PyQt-Mac binary installer for OS X 10.4 ("Tiger"). For this
version to function, you must have the entire PyQt-Mac package already
installed.
Look under "PyQt-Mac-Tiger" at the Sourceforge page to find the Eric 3
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itself, because they are built against Apple's
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umula):
QSizePolicy.Expanding,QSizePolicy.Fixed
This change happened after I installed the latest version of PyQt. I'm
just curious: was this documented anywhere official? Did anyone else
encounter this?
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added instructions on how to build
PyQt on Mac OS X to the "ReadMe" documentation; this material is also
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I got version 3.6.2 to install. I'm not sure where the problem was, but
it's working now. Thanks for your help.
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No error messages during installation. Everything seems to install
smoothly and in fact, the files are in the correct directory--it just
seems like eric can't see them. Should I provide any other output/files/doc?
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Running the new snapshot against a new build of PyQt (the latest
packages that Phil released this week plus Qt 3.3.4), I get this
crash/traceback:
Kevin-Walzers-Computer:~/Desktop/eric-snapshot-20050309 kevin$ eric3
Traceback (most recent call last
ersions/2.3/lib/python2.3/site-packages/eric3/eric3.py",
line 106, in main
~from UI.UserInterface import UserInterface
~ File "/Users/kevin/Desktop/eric-3.6.2/eric/UI/UserInterface.py", line
27, in ?
~from EmailDialog import EmailDialog
~ File "/Users/kevin/Deskto
e I did in fact build and install QScintilla with
no apparent problems.
When I try to install Eric3.5.1, I get the same error.
When I simply run Eric 3.5.1 without installation, I get this error:
File "/Users/kevin/Desktop/eric-3.5.1/eric/eric3.py", line 118, in ?
~ main()
~ File &
has support for PyQt, and which is supposed to find all
required modules and bundle them in with the application. The py2app
developer says he's not familiar with the XML module that's being
referenced. Can someone help me identify this module? My traceback is below.
Traceback (most recen
#x27;m copying my reply to the PythonMac and PyKDE lists: perhaps Jack
Jansen (MacPython maintainer) or Phil Thompson (PyQt author) can shed
more light on that aspect of your problem.
I'll also see if I can find out more on my end.
Regards,
Kevin
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Runnig the new snapshot on Mac OS X I get the following:
~ File "/Users/kevin/Desktop/eric-snapshot-20041205/eric/eric3.py", line
123, in ?
~main()
~ File "/Users/kevin/Desktop/eric-snapshot-20041205/eric/eric3.py"
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checked the package contents and while there is a MacOS directory and
Resources directory, there are no files in them. Did I do something
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Wow! I didn't even know this was there: my experience had been working
with the sample setup scripts, which I wasn't always getting to work
successfully. I'll be sure to take a closer look at this. Thanks for
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are some things that are hard-coded in
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|>>>import qt
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| Fatal Python error: Interpreter not initialized (version mismatch?)
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| Do I need to install the Fink version of Python?
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ctly as it did build.
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| On Mon, 01 Nov 2004 16:35:46 -0500, Kevin Walzer
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| What version of Qt are you using? I think tmake is obsolete. See
| www.trolltech.com for build instructions.
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| Timothy Grant wrote:
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| | ...That is probably off-topic, but I
Thank you very much.
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going to be more likely to include Eric 3.4.2, just because it seems a
*lot* more stable.
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I rebuilt everything from scratch, and now Eric3 seems to be working
fine. Thanks for the suggestion.
Willard Myers wrote:
| On 2004 Oct 27, at 14:18, Kevin Walzer wrote:
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|> That's what I was afraid of. Qt takes just a day under forever to
|&
a working PyQt build to play with, so I'll get
started. Thanks for your help.
Willard Myers wrote:
| On 2004 Oct 27, at 14:04, Kevin Walzer wrote:
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|> I did apply the patch, but I already had a build of Qt/Mac installed and
|> didn't rebuild it. Could this be causing some weirdne
to rebuild Qt/Mac or rebuild everything?
Willard Myers wrote:
| On 2004 Oct 27, at 13:49, Kevin Walzer wrote:
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|> I've gone through the long process of installing Qt/Mac and
|> PyQt/Sip/QScintilla because I wanted to give Eric3 a try. I've gotten
|> everything succesfully built, an
bundle of Eric3, but I'm not
comfortable doing this if Eric3 can't save files.
I've already queried the Eric3 developer, and as he doesn't have a Mac,
he directed me to this list.
Thanks!
Kevin
PS--my crash log is below:
Host Name: Kevin-Walzers-Computer.local
Date/Ti
CK_THREADS
Then, I wrap all Python calling code as stated above. Suggestions?
Kevin
David Boddie wrote:
On Wed Jun 2 15:28:00 2004, Kevin Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, if I try:
from qt import *
q=QObject()
p=QObject(p)
print p.parent()
It crashes when I try to compile (via Py_Compi
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