Hello,
is there a tutorial how to use eric3 (3.9.1 debian etch) with pyqt4?
I've problems to execute the qt4-designer from eric3 and I'm
wondering if that's only possible with eric4 or if there is a tiny
option that I've overlooked ;)
Georg
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On Tuesday 13 February 2007 3:08 pm, Tony Cappellini wrote:
> > If your thread inherits QObject somehow, you can just do:
>
> So currently, I'm not using threads or popen. I'm using the ugly hack
> which does an exec, which was recently posted- as a work around not
> being able to catch the output
If your thread inherits QObject somehow, you can just do:
Sorry- this thread has gotten complicated.
At the moment, I'm not using threads. However, in earlier versions of
the program I was using a thread to process popen() to grab the target
apps output.
Now that the target app is using logging,
On Tuesday 13 February 2007 2:32 pm, Tony Cappellini wrote:
> So - before this gets called, I need to setup a timer to refresh the
> GUI at regular intervals, I'm just not sure how. I understand the
> timer, I just don't know what to call in QT's framework.
If your thread inherits QObject somehow
Hi,
On Feb/13/2007, Tony Cappellini wrote:
> Does anyone have a Python example of how to use a Thread to keep a gui
> from becoming unresponsive?
for example, I create a thread and then I send Events to main thread
(who containts de GUI). To send events I use setData and postEvent. main
thread
I started out using Popen() in a thread, and that worked fine.
The author of the app that I'm calling then decided to use the logging
module, and I could not capture the output any longer.
He then suggested a really ugly hack. It works, but it's not nice.
I"m between a rock & a hard place. He do
On Tuesday 13 February 2007 18:12, Tony Cappellini wrote:
> My Gui is calling another Python script which is doing a lot of file I/O.
> Because of this the GUI freezes until that app returns.
>
> I've called that app using a python thread, but I still need a way to
> refresh the GUI so it doesn't h
My Gui is calling another Python script which is doing a lot of file I/O.
Because of this the GUI freezes until that app returns.
I've called that app using a python thread, but I still need a way to
refresh the GUI so it doesn't hang.
I've looked at the QAssistant API for QThreads, but I don't
Tony Cappellini wrote:
> When I add text to a TextEdit box, the vertical scrollbar appears, and
> the slider is at the bottom of the text.
>
> I want to move the slider to the top of the text, but the Slider
> attributes of the Scrollbar are not available from within the TexEdit
> widget. At least
On 13.02.07 01:12:08, Tony Cappellini wrote:
> When I add text to a TextEdit box, the vertical scrollbar appears, and
> the slider is at the bottom of the text.
>
> I want to move the slider to the top of the text, but the Slider
> attributes of the Scrollbar are not available from within the TexE
On 13.02.07 10:33:05, duncan duncan wrote:
> I have am trying to port an application from Delphi to python/qt.
> This application have some toolbars that have some action button and some
> other widgets (combo boxes).
> I am looking for a way to duplicate the toolbars with Qt-designer but it
> see
I have am trying to port an application from Delphi to python/qt.
This application have some toolbars that have some action button and some
other widgets (combo boxes).
I am looking for a way to duplicate the toolbars with Qt-designer but it
seems that it is no longer possible
to add different wi
When I add text to a TextEdit box, the vertical scrollbar appears, and
the slider is at the bottom of the text.
I want to move the slider to the top of the text, but the Slider
attributes of the Scrollbar are not available from within the TexEdit
widget. At least I don't see how to access them.
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