I was using the version of PyQt distributed with SuSE 8.2. I purchased BlackAdder (BA-personal-1.0-1_tkc-gcc32.i386.rpm) but elected not to install their version of PyQt (BAPyQt-1.0-1_tkc_py22_gcc320.i586.rpm) for a variety of reasons.
I am new to Qt and PyQt, but I've written a few programs now. Wow! PyQt really makes the process painless and BA is quite nice too. One of the programs I am working on needs to use QTable, so using the BA IDE, I added the widget to the form and wrote the script which subclassed the form. The error message I got was "QTable not found." After poking around a bit, I finally noticed QTable was in the PyQt file list of BAPyQt-1.0-1_tkc_py22_gcc320.i586.rpm. So, I uninstalled the SuSE version of PyQt and installed the above rpm. However, when I attempted to execute the python scripts, I still got the "QTable not found" message. I changed all "from qt import *" to "from ba import *" and it does indeed find QTable. Q1. What is going on with QTable? Is it part of Qt? Is it part of PyQt? If it's part of Qt, will it ever be part of PyQt? Q2. Changing "from qt import *" to "from ba import *" was just a concept tester. Clearly it isn't the correct way to accomplish the correct import. Does anyone have an idea how to convince BA to use "from ba import *" instead of "from qt import *" ? Thanks, gary _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde