Hello,
I'm trying to Build SIP 4.8.2 on Snow Leopard to update all my PyQt
Installation and I'm encountering an error during the Make.
Here is the Configure part :
Lilith:sip-4.8.2 KelSolaar$ python configure.py
This is SIP 4.8.2 for Python 2.6.2 on darwin.
The SIP code generator will be
On Thu Sep 3 22:00:52 BST 2009, Adam W. wrote:
I have a standard QComboBox displaying about 25 text based items right now,
left aligned.
What I want to do is display a bool status for the same items and have it
right aligned in the child list box (preferably display in the list view
only
On Thu Sep 3 19:35:55 BST 2009, Baz Walter wrote:
Pedro Algarvio wrote:
I've been google'ing to find some good examples on how to get PyQt and
GStreamer's(gobject) main loops working together.
it seems to be pretty straightforward. below is a simple audio player
adapted from some examples
For those trying this, here's what I found so far:
- gcc compiles 64bit by default now, which will cause problems with
the 32bit-only Qt (unless you are using Qt Cocoa). Configure SIP
universal so you get a 32bit SIP (the extra PPC code is harmless,
except that PyQt will take longer to
David Boddie wrote:
On Thu Sep 3 19:35:55 BST 2009, Baz Walter wrote:
Pedro Algarvio wrote:
I've been google'ing to find some good examples on how to get PyQt and
GStreamer's(gobject) main loops working together.
it seems to be pretty straightforward. below is a simple audio player
adapted
Hi All,
I'm just starting out with PyQt.
I have a simple app which allows the user to enter execute select
queries against any arbitrary table/s in a database. I want to display the
results in a sortable grid, such as a QTableWidget.
The question is how do I go about re-sizing the table based
Hi list, i'm coding my first PyQt4-Sql application, and i can't
understand a strange behavior.
I'll write a snippet of code with an erroneous Sql syntax, and i hope
then to catch the error
text and display it, in order to know what happened:
query = QSqlQuery()
query.prepare(insert inta table
Thanks for the response.
I have also tried replacing the listview with a tableview, and have
not like the results too much. For instance, I could never figure out
how to hide the headers. In your example code the
view.header().hide() function returns AttributeError: 'QTableView'
object has no
On Fri Sep 4 22:52:39 BST 2009, Adam W. wrote:
I have also tried replacing the listview with a tableview, and have
not like the results too much. For instance, I could never figure out
how to hide the headers. In your example code the
view.header().hide() function returns AttributeError:
Hi! I have what I hope is a simple question about signals and slots. As I
understand it,
if events aren't acted upon, then they propogate upwards. But suppose you have
something like this:
A
/ \
B C
Where B and C are children of A. How does B send a signal to C? I'd like to
On Fri Sep 4 21:23:32 BST 2009, Mario Daniel Carugno wrote:
Hi list, i'm coding my first PyQt4-Sql application, and i can't
understand a strange behavior.
I'll write a snippet of code with an erroneous Sql syntax, and i hope
then to catch the error
text and display it, in order to know what
On Fri Sep 4 19:54:29 BST 2009, Bernard Van Der Stichele wrote:
I have a simple app which allows the user to enter execute select
queries against any arbitrary table/s in a database. I want to display the
results in a sortable grid, such as a QTableWidget.
The question is how do I go about
On Fri, 4 Sep 2009 15:38:23 -0700 (PDT), William
abecedarian314...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi! I have what I hope is a simple question about signals and slots. As
I
understand it,
if events aren't acted upon, then they propogate upwards. But suppose
you
have something like this:
A
/ \
I keep forgetting to CC the newsgroup...
Anyway, I think you're still melting the two terms together.
what I'm asking is if there's a mechanism in pyqt to emit an event in B
What you want to do is connect the signal from B to slot C, and signal
C to slot B in the namespace of A, not in the
Phil you are correct--thanks--life is much easier than I thought!
From: Phil Thompson p...@riverbankcomputing.com
To: William abecedarian314...@yahoo.com
Cc: pyqt@riverbankcomputing.com
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2009 7:36:10 PM
Subject: Re: [PyQt] A simple
Adam and Phil, thanks for your time. I think I almost understand--but, I still
have some confusion.
Adam, if I follow your suggestion, then parents must really know their children
well in order for signalling to work. Which can be the case sometimes. But,
what I would like is:
B generates
So, the question is, whether or not there's a common bus/dispatcher in which B
can put some information and whoever wants to be triggered by it, can?
If you have an event in B, the only thing that can handle it is B, and
if not B, then A gets a shot at it, I don't know how you plan on
getting
On Sat Sep 5 01:42:59 BST 2009, William wrote:
But, if I generate an EVENT (sorry for the language sloppiness earlier) B,
it will go up to A and disappear, unless I propagate it down to the leaves
(which could be dangerous). So, the question is, whether or not there's a
common
On Sep 4, 2009, at 1:23 PM, Mario Daniel Carugno wrote:
Hi list, i'm coding my first PyQt4-Sql application, and i can't
understand a strange behavior.
I'll write a snippet of code with an erroneous Sql syntax, and i hope
then to catch the error
text and display it, in order to know what
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