many thanks for the help!
qt_enum(attr::Vector{ASCIIString}; how="|") = PyCall.pyeval(join(map(u
-> "QtCore.Qt.$u", attr), " $how "))
Basically, it calls "|" at the python level. Maybe there is a better
alternative.
I struggled to understand it at first, but then found an example on the
PySide.jl repository, so I managed to get the correct flags with
rbw[:setWindowFlags](qt_enum(["Window", "CustomizeWindowHint",
"WindowMinimizeButtonHint", "WindowMaximizeButtonHint"], how="|"))
As for NonModal, look at the unexported QtNamespace object, e.g.,
PySide.QtNamespace[:NonModal]
thanks, this worked as well
rbw[:setWindowModality](PySide.QtNamespace[:NonModal])
I would think you can put the GUI in a while(true) type loop so that it
doesn't close immediately. There should be nicer way though.
do you have any suggestions of where I could insert the while loop. I
tried to put it at the end, after raising the main window
raise(myapp)
while true
end
but the window won't be drawn completely until the loop is broken in
that case. I also tried to "surround" the whole GUI code in a while
loop, but that failed with this error:
ERROR: error compiling anonymous: unsupported or misplaced expression
using in function anonymous
Cheers,
Sam
