Hello. Could anyone please look into the curious behaviour I reported
last month as seen below? (I'll also ask this on the Qt Interest list
as it concerns C++ as well.)
I've included the buggy PyQt program as well as a minimal test of a
slider in C++ and PyQt. I note that in both the C++/PyQt mini
On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 11:37 AM, Vincent Vande Vyvre
wrote:
> Change:
> self.dblSpin.setValue(scaledTime/100)
> to:
> self.dblSpin.setValue(scaledTime/100.0)
>
> and that's works
Thanks for your reply. But there is no dblSpin in my main program
(there is only in the minimal test case whic
Le 01/10/12 06:02, Shriramana Sharma a écrit :
> Hello. With my work on a simple Cubic Bezier investigation application
> in PyQt (attached, obviously under GPL), I ran into a curious
> behaviour of the slider/spin (for the time along the curve) when
> controlled by the keyboard.
>
> Steps:
> 1. Le
Hello. With my work on a simple Cubic Bezier investigation application
in PyQt (attached, obviously under GPL), I ran into a curious
behaviour of the slider/spin (for the time along the curve) when
controlled by the keyboard.
Steps:
1. Let the focus be either on the slider (on the left) or the spi
