Hi everyone
I have a method that returns a pointer to a QLinkedListMyPoint
where MyPoint is a simple custom class.
the method signature in c++ is the following:
**
typedef QLinkedListMyPoint PointList;
PointList* extractFeatures();
://sourceforge.net/projects/eric-ide/files/eric5/unstable/5.1-20100918
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Detlev
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On Sat, 18 Sep 2010 10:55:21 +0200, James Meyer jam...@lantic.net wrote:
Hi everyone
I have a method that returns a pointer to a QLinkedListMyPoint
where MyPoint is a simple custom class.
the method signature in c++ is the following:
**
typedef
You're going to subclass QToolButton, override mouse{Press,Move}Event and
add them to the toolbar with QToolBar.addWidget(). It might be sufficient
to connect the pressed signal to a startDrag method in your main window.
Check the deleayedencoding example, I've send the other day.
Thanks
I wrote a long comment on PyQt documentation a few days ago saying
that meta-documentation is needed. An example of the kind of thing
I'm thinking of is Python Pocket Reference by Mark Lutz -- a great
book. A comparable PyQt Pocket Reference would be a terrific
resource.
I am willing to review or
Hi,
There are three Objects related to one signal to slot event.
1, the signal generator
2,the slot trigger
3,qtObject who connect these two together.
I am wondering how things happening behind the scene.
Where does the signal first fire and how it passed to the slot?
What's the responsibility
