Hi,
Did anyone try to use pyqt in a macro (to get some input from the user)?
I can't make anything working with signal and slots, it seems to mess with
the python threads.
I can understand that it may not be possible to use non modal dialogs
because the paraview gui in single-threaded, but even
I have done it in past. Attached is a python script. The key is to avoid
using anything but direct SMproxies or SMproperties, never their python
wrapped counter parts.
(Note you may not be able to use the script directly since it expects a
certain kind of state file loaded, but should serve as an
Hi Stephane,
Have you seen this email before?
http://paraview.markmail.org/message/6h767kpak5dcoqwt
Are you using a paraview release or building from source? If you're
building from source I can send you a patch that will fix the multiple
interpreter issue for pyqt. With that patch, the
I've published the patches on github now. The branch is called
fix-multi-interp and the repo is git://github.com/patmarion/ParaView.git
https://github.com/patmarion/ParaView/commits/fix-multi-interp
These commits fix the issues with using pyqt signal/slots in the paraview
python console, at
