Hi again,
Well, concerning my v3.4 install problem, I've looked a bit further...
I've found that the PixmapCache.py module calls the
QPixmap.fromMimeSource function from the 'qt' module.
The QPixmap class exists in my qt.py module, but doesn't have the
'fromMimeSource' attribute
The qt.py
On Wednesday 07 April 2004 9:29 pm, Dave Cuthbert wrote:
A big mea culpa here...
Phil, earlier we thought that the arguments to PyType_IsSubType() were
switched for subclass converters; I emailed you directly, and you went
ahead and made the change in the SIP tree (post 4.0rc3).
I think we
Phil Thompson write:
On Wednesday 07 April 2004 9:29 pm, Dave Cuthbert wrote:
Now, the real bug is if class A defines a subclass converter, no other
class derived from A can also define a subclass converter (and expect it
to be called consistently). A's subclass converter has to be aware of
On Sunday 11 April 2004 8:34 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phil Thompson write:
On Wednesday 07 April 2004 9:29 pm, Dave Cuthbert wrote:
Now, the real bug is if class A defines a subclass converter, no other
class derived from A can also define a subclass converter (and expect it
to be
I'm using pyuic, a tool that comes as part of pyqt, that reads images and
creates a python file with the data embedded in it for easy loading. This is
based on a similar tool called qembed that embeds image data in C++ header
files.
Well, I have found that upon loading the py (9.2MB) file, it
