Hello Phil,
Using sip-4.9.2-snapshot-20091108 here I've got a class with a public:
class WallpaperScript : Plasma::ScriptEngine {
// ...
public:
virtual voidinitWallpaper (const KConfigGroup& config);
// ...
}
When it is called from C++ I get a TypeError that 4 args were given
How do I implement events for widgets created with designer/pyuic4 ?
I've added a couple of QListWidgets in designer, but I need to modify
the default behaviour of drag and drop between the two widgets.
I've inherited from QListWidget and implented the behaviour in a seperate
module, reimplementin
Hello,
>
> So I have this now:
>
> class A(QTreeWidgetItem):
>def __init__(self, parent):
>QTreeWidgetItem.__init__(parent)
>
Try this:
class A(QTreeWidgetItem):
def __init__(self, parent=None):
QTreeWidgetItem.__init__(self, parent)# the first argument is
always SELF.
Phil Thompson-5 wrote:
>
> On Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:36:34 -0800 (PST), dizou wrote:
>> I am trying to get a class i wrote that inherits QTreeWidgetItem to
> display
>> on the QTreeWidget. If I used just the normal QTreeWidgetItem I would
> have
>> code like this:
>>
>> tree = QTreeWidgetItem(sel
On Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:36:34 -0800 (PST), dizou wrote:
> I am trying to get a class i wrote that inherits QTreeWidgetItem to
display
> on the QTreeWidget. If I used just the normal QTreeWidgetItem I would
have
> code like this:
>
> tree = QTreeWidgetItem(self)
> tree.setFlags(...)
> tree.setIcon(
I am trying to get a class i wrote that inherits QTreeWidgetItem to display
on the QTreeWidget. If I used just the normal QTreeWidgetItem I would have
code like this:
tree = QTreeWidgetItem(self)
tree.setFlags(...)
tree.setIcon(...)
tree.setText(...)
However I have a class that inherits the QTre
Hi guys,
I hear ya...it's something I've found a bit hard with GUI programming. The
code gets quite large and involved, so boiling it down to a self contained
example demonstrating the issue takes some work. But, I agree it's worth
doing and the issue very well may be solved during that exercise
Hi
Im a newbie on KDE and PyKDE and am trying to write a python snippet that
will listen for window switches (Alt-Tab or clicking on taskbar) and write
to a logfile for a particular user. I saw a few examples that use
QObject.connect with "activeWindowChanged" signal. There are couple of
problems
On Thursday 12 November 2009, 09:08:09 Brian Zambrano wrote:
> The relevant pieces are basically this...have the main window save state
> when it closes. On startup, the main window passes itself to a QSettings
> wrapper where the state should be restored. The resize works just fine,
> the dock w
This is not a self contained example, ie. one that we can run. How do you
know that these are the "relevant pieces"? By presenting us with a fragment
of code you are making the assumption that it must demonstrate the problem
- even though you have already said you don't know what the problem is.
O
vidyadhar wrote:
I want to have a radio button on menu entries in the menubar.
eg: like a gedit in linux
please help me out
thanks
* Set up the desired QAction's.
* Add them to a QActionGroup.
* Set the group to be exclusive (setExclusive(True)).
* Add the actions to your menubar.
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The relevant pieces are basically this...have the main window save state
when it closes. On startup, the main window passes itself to a QSettings
wrapper where the state should be restored. The resize works just fine, the
dock widgets states do not work:
class MyMainWindow(QMainWindow):
def
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