Danny Pansters wrote:
On Saturday 11 February 2006 13:15, Mikhail Yarmish wrote:
At the moment kdepyuic doesn't make import of kde widgets. I've modified
it for myself to do that imports. At the moment it do import just for
kfile widgets but if somebody needs such upgrade I'll finish it for
fully support of all modules. So what do you think guys?
I haven't had any need for this (only really used kdecore and kdeui), but the
idea seems good.
I'd suggest instead of using kfile = [ long, list, that, may, often, change ]
to get as many of them automatically and suited for the version/environment
that kdepyuic is actually being run on, for example:
import kfile
mods = []
for item in dir(kfile):
if not item.startswith("__"):
mods.append(item)
if item == "KNotify":
for thing in dir(kfile.KNotify):
if not thing.startswith("__"):
mods.append(item + "." + thing)
mods.sort()
Thx! That seems much more nice. I didn't know that such way is possible
because I'm quite new to all this =)
If you'd put this into a larger loop that iterates over all modules you're on
your way to a general script that's more maintenance-friendly.
Small nitpick: I don't know about about the others but I find it easier to
read a (unified) diff instead of the whole edited script, to see what the
changes are ('diff -u oldfile newfile > mydiff').
Dan
Do you mean that process of your coding is like:
- create an ui in designer;
- make py file from it and put some changes there;
- make diff between clean and with changes py files;
- make some changes in ui file;
- create new py file and patch it with your diffs.
...
Have I understood right? That works without problems?
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