you need to add the location of the qt DLL's to the PATH of the
users (which might not be possible in a server set up), or simply
copy all the DLL's to the same location as python.exe, that will
do the trick.
notice that having clients run pyqt apps, where the pyqt binaries
are on a network share
Hello,
I would like to have PyQt4 package (Windows x64, Python 2.6x 32-bit)
accessible from server for developers and users of pyqt applications. I
tried copying package from local C-drive installation to location on
server. That didn't work:
--
Hello All
i'm tring to learn PyQt and how to use it with threads.
the sample code is : http://paste.debian.net/87646/
the problem is at line 29 ,
i need to display in the lineEdit " self.textout2 "
the value displayed in " self.textout "
to show the value when i stopped the thread :
line
On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 09:51:44 -0400, Eric Frederich
wrote:
> I constantly find myself with options like...
> a) create a connection from foo's custom signal to bar's slot or
> b) when creating the foo object, give it a reference to bar, and instead
of
> emitting a custom signal, just call bar's
Hi Eric,
A direct call is always more lightweight, as no matter what else
happens, somehow in the end a direct call to the slot has to be made.
Based on the 'type' parameter to the connect call, different things
happen. The emitted signal can simply directly call the slot (default
behaviour wh
I constantly find myself with options like...
a) create a connection from foo's custom signal to bar's slot or
b) when creating the foo object, give it a reference to bar, and instead of
emitting a custom signal, just call bar's slot directly.
What is more lightweight an instance variable
On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:55:31 +0430, Omid Raha
wrote:
> Hi ,
>
>
>
> In some windows systems that the default python encoding is not set to
> utf-8
> ,
>
>
> for example is ascii , and use PyQt Designer 4.7.4 with Python 3.1.1
,
>
>
>
> when you design an UI that content Unicode data wi
Hey Dan,
Thanks, I will check out the classes you suggest. I have also had some
success with QSqlQueryModel instead of QSqlTableModel, by setting the
query in such a way as to return the values in the order I want them.
Cheers,
Tom
Dan Kripac wrote:
Hey Tom (hey - don't I work with you? ;-
Hi Phil, *,
> As far as I can remember that style was never documented/supported.
So it "worked by accident", interesting.
> If you want to pass a Python type then use PyQt_PyObject
switching to PyQt_PyObject for event types does not work for me, either: the
callback method is not executed at
