Hi all,
I like the way QDockWidgets can be stacked on top of each other and selected
with the QTabBar which is created. This is just fine when I manually drag
the dock widgets on top of each other, but I'd like my app to start up in
this state.
Is there a way to get one or more dock widgets to s
Hi all,
I am using QTcpSocket to write a client application for Linux and Windows.
I need to use something like shutdown(sockfd,SHUT_WR) to close part of
the full-duplex to notify server that client has no data to send any
more, but did not find any in QAbstractSocket or QIODevice.
Is this kind of
Hi,
I have a QListWidget that I have configured to do what I need (Nice and
Easy). I add QListWidgetItems to it and specify with flags that these items
can accept drop events (QtCore.Qt.ItemIsDropEnabled).
I overwrite the drop event and make sure I let the QListWidget handle the
details ...
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I used to do this always. Here an example: http://pastebin.com/m30f2e3e6
It Works ;)
2009/8/1 Saúl Ibarra
> Hi eliben,
>
> By now I'm doing that, I'm catching those signals and then doing
> stuff, although I don't really now that's the rightest way of doing
> things... :)
>
>
> --
> Saúl -- "Nu
Hello,
I often have the problem, that the Qt installation on some computers is not
shipped with the mysql plugin. Hence, I can't access a mysql database from
PyQt on such an computer.
Since I need to have the same compiler, as Qt has been compiled with, to build
the plugin myself, I thought it
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Hi,
On Tuesday 04 August 2009 11:45:49 NARCISO, Rui wrote:
> I have a quad-core linux machine and I would like to take advantage of all
> these extra cores to perform multiple heavy tasks simultaneously.
> If i understood it correctly, the GIL will prevent me from multi-threading
> this heavy task
Am Dienstag, 4. August 2009 schrieb NARCISO, Rui:
> Hi
>
> I have a quad-core linux machine and I would like to take advantage of
> all these extra cores to perform multiple heavy tasks simultaneously.
>
> If i understood it correctly, the GIL will prevent me from
> multi-threading this heavy tasks
On Tuesday 04 August 2009 11:45:49 NARCISO, Rui wrote:
> If i understood it correctly, the GIL will prevent me from multi-threading
> this heavy tasks in order to make them run in parallel.
>
> My question is then, how to do this? Will QProcess be the solution? (the
> heavy tasks can either be ran
Hi
I have a quad-core linux machine and I would like to take advantage of all
these extra cores to perform multiple heavy tasks simultaneously.
If i understood it correctly, the GIL will prevent me from multi-threading this
heavy tasks in order to make them run in parallel.
My question is the
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