On Tue Sep 14 22:59:29 BST 2010, Peter Milliken wrote: > Exactly how does one find a "matching zip" archive? :-) > > I have looked and they don't make it easy!
This is because PyQt 4.7.x is used with Qt 4.6.x. > For example, how do I navigate to the 4.7.6 "matching archive"? Foolishly I > thought that if I just used your link and changed the numbers it would work > - foolish boy! :-) You need to get the archive for Qt 4.6.3 for your favourite platform. > Any clues how to navigate through all of this? It certainly isn't easy for > people who want to "migrate" to PyQt! The learning curve seems to be > littered with quite unnecessary pitfalls such as supplying an "Assistant" > in the distribution but no documentation to use it with! :-( :-( I thought that there might be some pre-built QCH files on the Qt documentation site, but apparently there weren't. However, some have now been copied into the following location: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qch/4.6/ Please say if these give you any problems. > I am starting to think I might have been better off staying with Tkinter > and its derivatives... I don't think I've ever been tempted to go back to Tkinter, even when the argument has been that it's one of the batteries included with Python. David _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list PyQt@riverbankcomputing.com http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
