In looking for DCOP-enabled KDE apps tonight, I ran across cxxmetric in
kde3/bin, which will compute the number of code lines/comments/blank lines in
a set of h/cpp files.
Running it on PyKDE shows a little over 1.25 million lines of C++ code. That's
excluding comments or blank lines. There's s
On Tuesday 25 May 2004 20:22, Amand Tihon wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been playing with pyKDE and DCOP these last few days, and I must say
> it is not really easy. The main problem being I haven't been able to find
> any documentation (as soon as I have something working, I'll put it on the
> wiki).
>
Hello,
I've been playing with pyKDE and DCOP these last few days, and I must say it
is not really easy. The main problem being I haven't been able to find any
documentation (as soon as I have something working, I'll put it on the wiki).
Up to now, I've managed to implement void functions.
But
Hello all,
for a project of mine, I need a systray icon. I know that it is possible
to get a one with PyKDE and there is a solution for PyGtk, but not for
PyQt itself. But the code is rather easy and I found out that the ppl of
qjackcontrol implemented a systray icon in Qt for themselves, using
Eron Lloyd wrote:
How difficult would it be to provide wrappers for modules in Qt currently not
enabled in PyQt, such as XML and Networking? In developing applications, I
can see the benefits of having a single API for even these items as opposed
to the python equivalents.
Since your application
How difficult would it be to provide wrappers for modules in Qt currently not
enabled in PyQt, such as XML and Networking? In developing applications, I
can see the benefits of having a single API for even these items as opposed
to the python equivalents.
Thanks,
Eron
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Hi,
I'm playing with PyQT under Linux at the moment... I'm wondering - is
there a way of mixing _something like_ QPainter with both/either
QTextEdit/QTextBrowser. The scenario I'm thinking of is scribbling notes
on these as annotations. (for example running on a PDA/tablet PC2)
Something similar
On Tue, May 25, 2004 at 10:03:59AM -0700, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> That being the case, I'd be shooting myself in the foot by doing a release
> ahead of the official KDE 3.3 rpms and not testing against those. Usually, I
> only build against the latest KDE on SuSE, but test earlier versions against
On Tuesday 25 May 2004 10:03, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> > The problem is that during the last couple of weeks there was not a
> > single day when all of the parts of the whole were stable at the same
> > time ;-)
>
> I believe you'll find that mentioned in the Book of Revelations as sign of
> the end of
John Fabiani wrote:
When I create a QMainWindow (my main window) I add my menu's etc...from
my menu actions I want to open a window in the space below the menu.
The type of window is the question. Is the type of the new window also
a QMainWindow (my child window)without menu's? If this is cor
Hi,
I'm a newbie (not only with PyQT but also Python). But I do have
experience with M$ windows Visual FoxPro. So in the VFP world we use a
MDI format for our programs. I'd like to continue this practice. So
the question:
When I create a QMainWindow (my main window) I add my menu's etc...fro
> Same with the "unofficial" SUSE RPMs.
> My target is to build a set of upgraded "Qt/KDE Python tools" including
> Python 2.3.4, SIP 4.0, the latest stable PyQt, PyKDE 3.11, and Eric 3.4.2.
> The problem is that during the last couple of weeks there was not a
> single day when all of the parts
On Tuesday 25 May 2004 1:14 pm, Shin-ichi MORITA wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I found another one ...
> QThread.wait() dosen't have /ReleaseGIL/ as well.
>
> I hope this is the last.
Thanks - just made it for 3.12.
Phil
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On Tuesday 25 May 2004 2:39 pm, John Fabiani wrote:
> Just wondering - did I join the correct forum? I'm looking for the PYQT
> list/forum - is this it?
> John
Yes.
Phil
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Just wondering - did I join the correct forum? I'm looking for the PYQT
list/forum - is this it?
John
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Hi,
I found another one ...
QThread.wait() dosen't have /ReleaseGIL/ as well.
I hope this is the last.
> It
> > looks like it's missing
> > on QMutex.lock() as well. Tonight's snapshot
> should
> > be fixed.
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On Monday 24 May 2004 08:04, Paul Evans wrote:
Hi Simon,
Have you made any moves that way or...?
I was planning to spit RPMs out once PyKDE has been declared stable and
released.
Same with the "unofficial" SUSE RPMs.
My target is to build a set of upgraded "Qt/KDE Python to
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