On 14.Jul 2005 - 21:13:36, Suleyman Karabuk wrote:
> 1) The height of lines in the text editor is unusually long compared
> to the IDEs I have used so far. That is, there is an uncomfortable
> amount of horizontal space between lines of my source code. This
> results in less amount of text fitting
Hello,
>> The point why I care for BlackAdder is the special license of
>> PyQt that comes with it. It allows to use PyQt for
>> commercial (closed-sourced) applications, as long as you use it
>> exclusively from within Python code.
>>
>> By consequence, it could be interesti
Hi,
so if i buy the BlackAdder business licence i would get
BlackAdder + PyQt +Qt3 with it?
So if it is good software or not i could leave BlackAdder alone and use
eric+pyqt+qt to produce closed sourcecode, since i would get a nonexpensive
qt+pyqt license. Is that correct?
Frank
Am Freitag,
Thanks for the response.
The debugger indeed proceeds with continue to the next
breakpoint. I now realize that I had a breakpoint at
the same line so that is why I thought it did not
proceed.
However, I was not successfull reducing the vertical
space between lines. I tried several fonts and the
I searched the forum and found out that changing the
line number font size would help. I did so and it
helped a little, however, line height is still longer
than what I would like it to be. Compared to Komodo,
the same 6 lines in Eric occupy more than 7 lines in
Komodo.
Any clues, I am willing to
Ideally, we would be able to do some kind of annotation
that the parameter is Foo, but should be passed to the
PyObject version of the constructor:
class Bar
{
public:
Bar(Foo & /PyObject/);
...
}
Hello all,
In our integration of Python with C++ we're sometimes
doing python reference
Am Mittwoch, 13. Juli 2005 10:51 schrieb Guest007:
> hi!
>
> > If your program throws an exception, that should be shown by eric3. If it
> > isn't please try to create a test script, that shows the observed
> > behaviour and send it to me.
>
> small test script
> ==
> from sqlobject imp
Am Dienstag, 12. Juli 2005 21:08 schrieb Cedric BRINER:
> > > 1) how can I do to use the ``window>project browser'' on a
> > > site-package.
> >
> > Just use the built in file browser. You can even have it remember the
> > sqlobject site-package and display it on the top level.
>
> great .
> how do
Am Dienstag, 12. Juli 2005 20:00 schrieb Diez B. Roggisch:
> > That could be added. What would it be good for?
>
> It's sometimes nice in larger projects when you browse a file that e.g.
> contains a class which has a method foo, which in turn calls a bar
> method in that very class. Then you can s
Am Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2005 13:08 schrieb Philippe C. Martin:
> Hi,
>
>
> Is possible to do the above ?
>
> Ex: if I have two files open and if I switch from one to another, I'd like
> the project browser to react to that and select the correct file.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Philippe
>
> __
Am Freitag, 15. Juli 2005 16:10 schrieb Suleyman Karabuk:
> I searched the forum and found out that changing the
> line number font size would help. I did so and it
> helped a little, however, line height is still longer
> than what I would like it to be. Compared to Komodo,
> the same 6 lines in E
Am Freitag, 15. Juli 2005 06:13 schrieb Suleyman Karabuk:
> I recently installed eric and so far I am very much
> impressed with its functionality and its light
> weightedness. I am using it for developing Python
> code.
>
> However, as I started giving it a spin with my
> production work I ran int
more specifically, changing the line number font will change that.
the height of the line is determined by the largest of the two fonts.
On Jul 14, 2005, at 11:41 PM, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
On 14.Jul 2005 - 21:13:36, Suleyman Karabuk wrote:
1) The height of lines in the text editor is un
I am curious. I have noticed, or it has been brought to my attention,
that it it has become a bit unusual that the PyQt source package
supports all versions of qt, back to 2.3. In the interest of writing
sip code for qt 4, Is there any particular reason why all qt versions
are supported in
I seem to run into a bug in the python debugger. I
observed the following:
I have two supporting modules in two .py files and a
main module. I define all my classes in the supporting
modules then import them into the main one by import
module_name - standard stuff.
I use __slots__ in most of my
Good morning.
I was wondering if it is possible to make eric3 use dynamic thresholding -
meaning the more you type the less autocompletion options appear in the popup
window, showing you only the options that fit the pattern.
Can you please show me how to do so in case that's possible?
Thanks
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