Try passing "self" into the constructor of the base class (ie. __init__
method) in the constructor of your derived classes.
Change this:
QSyntaxHighlighter(edit)
to:
QSyntaxHighlighter.__init__(self, edit)
and:
QTextEdit(parent,name)
to:
QTextEdit.__init__(self,
Thanks for the reply Phil. I suppose that fix you mentioned in the change
log did indeed fix the problem. However, since I'm somewhat committed to
making things work w/ earlier versions of PyQt I created a small python
script that fixes the pyuic created file (such that translations will
work).
To followup on the problem I reported earlier, I've provided the pyuic
generated main.py module as an attachment. I've modified the __tr()
method to print it's arguments.
Output of executing test.py is now this:
$ python test.py
__tr(MainWindow, None)
__tr(New, None)
__tr(&New, None)
__tr(Ct
I've been having issues using pyQt 3.8 when using the QTranslator class.
After creating a simple mainwindow (using just the defaults from
the Qt Desginer which include a menu and toolbar) and generating a python
file, main.py I receive the following error when running it from a test
script that
