I just today tried out eric3, and I
like what I see. Although I've found the Watchpoint viewer window
(Condition, Temporary, Enabled, Ignore Count), I can't seem to find the
place where you actually set up Watchpoints and conditions. Can
someone please point me in the right direction?
Hello all,
We'd like to be able to mix C++ and Python for reading
and writing of heavy-weight streams of data. Although
QFile can be used across both C++ and Python using PyQt,
it is somewhat more appealing to use native python files
in Python and native FILE * in C/C++.
We've come up
There seams be something wrong with the copies of the example files from
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/docs/sip/sipref.html#a-simple-c-example
Is there a place to download the small file of this example to make sure
nothing of mine are wrong?
This is whar I did - I run:
sip -c .
Hello,
SIP uses sipconfig as build system. The documentation hints something about
integration with distutils, but it doesn't go into details. Given the amount
of development that it is going on with distutils (setuptools, easyinstall,
.egg packages, etc.) I believe it would be helpful if SIP
Hello,
SIP uses sipconfig as build system. The documentation hints something
about
integration with distutils, but it doesn't go into details. Given the
amount
of development that it is going on with distutils (setuptools,
easyinstall,
.egg packages, etc.) I believe it would be helpful if
Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The main requirement for PyQt is that it must be built with exactly the
same flags as was used to build Qt. Hence the build system must parse the
qmake configuration, so any integration would involve distutils extracting
that information from
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 15:31:25 +0200
Giovanni Bajo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
SIP uses sipconfig as build system. The documentation hints something about
integration with distutils, but it doesn't go into details. Given the amount
of development that it is going on with distutils
There seems to be an assumption that %ConvertToTypeCode creates
a copy that needs to be deleted and ownership can't be transferred
to C++.
It's not an assumption - it's the return value of %ConvertToTypeCode. Just
make sure it always returns 0.
Yes, that is the solution to
Am Dienstag, 11. Oktober 2005 08:26 schrieb jul:
I just today tried out eric3, and I like what I see. Although I've
found the Watchpoint viewer window (Condition, Temporary, Enabled,
Ignore Count), I can't seem to find the place where you actually set
up Watchpoints and conditions. Can
begni able to debug zope would be fantastic, as I have been writing
plone products professionally for the past few months. One of the
biggest problems with an app like zope is that the startup time is so
long. this falls outside the scope of this list, I suppose though.
On Oct 7, 2005, at
On Tuesday 11 October 2005 4:14 pm, Giovanni Bajo wrote:
Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The main requirement for PyQt is that it must be built with exactly the
same flags as was used to build Qt. Hence the build system must parse the
qmake configuration, so any integration would
Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snapshots of everything should now be up to date.
OK, thanks. Do you happen to have a couple of easy SIP examples, like small
modules (including original c/c++ source code) with their SIP wrapper? I
realized there is no examples/ directory in the SIP
Hello all,
I have one small problem that is continually driving me crazy.
When I create classes, I often want to fold all of the methods of the class
(if there are a lot of them, to make it easier to navigate. No problem i
think ... just select 'toggle all folds' in the menu and then expand
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