[PyKDE] PATCH: compile fix against Qt/Embedded 2.3.10

Hi, this (trivial) patch fixes compilage of PyQt 3.13 against Qt/Embedded 2.3.10, which contains the version number 2310, hence all comparisons against 300 assume 2.3.10 being 3.x (which, of course, fails). Here is the excerpt of 2.3.10's qglobal.h: -- // N

[PyKDE] Exception filter in eric3

Hi Detlev, me again... I would like to use the exception filter for debugging, but I can't make it work. In my program, I have a 'KeyError' exception which is correctly handled by a try/except block. I've tried to add the word 'KeyError' in the list of exceptions which have to be ignored, but

[PyKDE] eric3: where are the unittests?

Are there any example unittests that come with eric3 3.6.1? I'm looking for examples to learn from for an up coming project. thanks, Allan ___ PyKDE mailing listPyKDE@mats.imk.fraunhofer.de http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde

[PyKDE] Editor font size

is there a way for me to set a default font size for all views? Right now i have to manually change the zoom level for every view seperately, which gets a little old after doing it over and over. pgpB7TLQS8jgv.pgp Description: PGP signature ___ PyKDE

Re: [PyKDE] Funding Qt4 port

Knut Morten Johansson wrote: > As for releasing GPL'd projects on Win32 this is already possible, using PyQt > and the GPL port of Qt-X11 to windows. This is based on Qt 3, and my > impresion is that it's already in a usable state. This has one major > advantage as it works now, not like Qt 4 wh

Re: [PyKDE] Funding Qt4 port

On Tuesday 08 February 2005 11:51, Phil Thompson wrote: > > While I don't know that Phil could commit to a definite timeline, I > > think we could all agree that helping him do the necessary work by > > chipping in with financial donations would expedite the process. The > > prospect of being able

Re: [PyKDE] UI on the fly - in Python

Eli Yukelzon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The solution you provided looks amazing, though it seems there should > be a lot of work ahead to support all kinds of properties... But it > would be awesome to see this progress, since having a Python-ish > transparent and clear solution for loading UI f

[PyKDE] PyQt for Python24 Windows

Hello, I should install Python 2.4, Numerics 2.3.7, QT,and PyQwt with WinXP I have now Problems with PyQt-win-edu-msvc-3.13.exe because it needs a Python 23.dll... Have you know a Source Code to compile a new PyQt-win-edu-msvc-3.13.exe for Python24 or a Version with works with Python 24? Thank

Re: [PyKDE] why pylupdate is written in C++?

> Hello, > > is there any reason why pylupdate was written in C++ rather than in pure > Python? Would a conversion be welcome? Because, like pyuic, it is based on the equivalent Qt utility. Yes, a conversion would be welcome - for Qt 4. > I had to do some modifies to it to suit my needs (for inst

Re: [PyKDE] Funding Qt4 port

> While I don't know that Phil could commit to a definite timeline, I > think we could all agree that helping him do the necessary work by > chipping in with financial donations would expedite the process. The > prospect of being able to provide Win32 releases of my GPL'd project > leave me thrille

[PyKDE] why pylupdate is written in C++?

Hello, is there any reason why pylupdate was written in C++ rather than in pure Python? Would a conversion be welcome? I had to do some modifies to it to suit my needs (for instance, I use UTF-8 everywhere and I set QTextCodec.setCodecForTr, but pylupdate does not know that, nor it has an option

Re: [PyKDE] UI on the fly - in Python

> Hello list, > > working Eli's problems, I was curious to try out something different > regarding > on-the-fly UI creation. I've attached today's results. It only works with > the > attached designer file (it's a regular one, but nothing else is tested so > far) > and needs cElementTree to run (so

Re: [PyKDE] Re: Qt/Windows announcement

> On Monday 07 February 2005 08:40, Phil Thompson wrote: >> > Doug Bell wrote: >> > If PyQt follows the same policy, it will be more than perfect for >> general >> > purpose projects. > >> It will, although I'm making no promises as to when PyQt for Qt v4 will >> be >> available. > > Just out of cu

Re: [PyKDE] Re: Qt/Windows announcement

On Monday 07 February 2005 08:40, Phil Thompson wrote: > > Doug Bell wrote: > > If PyQt follows the same policy, it will be more than perfect for general > > purpose projects. > It will, although I'm making no promises as to when PyQt for Qt v4 will be > available. Just out of curiousity, are you

Re: [PyKDE] UI on the fly - in Python

Hi Torsten! The solution you provided looks amazing, though it seems there should be a lot of work ahead to support all kinds of properties... But it would be awesome to see this progress, since having a Python-ish transparent and clear solution for loading UI files, instead of QWidgetFactory woul