Hi,
I try to insert some data in my QTableView via other method with code:
self.emsTableModel.setData((self.emsTableModel.index(0, 2)),
QtCore.QVariant(111))
this code works fine and, of cource, change content of cell with row
#1 and column#3 to 111
BUT if I try do same but from other module (o
On Monday 11 April 2011, 15:34:59 Vadym wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I try to insert some data in my QTableView via other method with
> code:
>
> self.emsTableModel.setData((self.emsTableModel.index(0, 2)),
> QtCore.QVariant(111))
>
> this code works fine and, of cource, change content of cell with row
> #1 an
I have been working with the QtiPlot application for Linux and I am
running into a problem with the SIP package. The makefile is asking for
a file called sipapiqti.h that it cannot find. I have the latest SIP
dev packages installed for Ubuntu 10.10 and this file is no where on my
system. I tried
On Mon, 11 Apr 2011 13:19:56 -0400, Brian Devaney
wrote:
> I have been working with the QtiPlot application for Linux and I am
> running into a problem with the SIP package. The makefile is asking for
> a file called sipapiqti.h that it cannot find. I have the latest SIP
> dev packages installed
Python 2.7.1 / PyQt 4.8.3 / Qt 4.7.2
Marrying the GUI components to processes that come fairly easy to me on the cli
is a struggle for me at this point. I have a mainwindow and some dialogs, all
of which I can open ok and do some processing, etc. What's difficult for me is
figuring out where
I'm hoping there is a PyQt historian out there that can answer this
question for me.
We have a major application that we've been unable to use anything
beyond Pyqt 4.3 due to what I think is a performance issue with
setVisible. I'd like to give an example but this is proprietary code
and
On Monday 11 April 2011, 20:14:28 Jason Rahm wrote:
> Python 2.7.1 / PyQt 4.8.3 / Qt 4.7.2
>
> Marrying the GUI components to processes that come fairly easy to me
> on the cli is a struggle for me at this point. I have a mainwindow
> and some dialogs, all of which I can open ok and do some proces
On Monday 11 April 2011, 21:31:11 Matt Chambers wrote:
> I'm hoping there is a PyQt historian out there that can answer this
> question for me.
>
> We have a major application that we've been unable to use anything
> beyond Pyqt 4.3 due to what I think is a performance issue with
> setVisible. I'
On 04/11/11 14:00, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
You forgot to mention, from what class your offending method derives.
Anyhow, I don't think, that cProfile is the proper instrumentation for
that kind of issue, since PyQt is throughoutly compiled code, you
should cope with that, and do proper profiling
