hi there,
i posted an earlier question about one specific instance of this problem
which seemed to relate to using QWidget.childAt() (no replies), but now
i have the same puzzling issue cropping up in several places in a
project i have moved from pyqt4 to pyqt5.
under pyqt4 this code ran fine
Nevermind, the error is mine: I mistakenly started Python 2.7 and tried to
import PyQt5 modules.
( the Python org should improve the error message for this situation where the
interpreter and an extension module
are compiled with different Unicode implementations.)
My environment:
Ubuntu 13.04
Qt5.0.1 (as installed by Ubuntu)
Python3.3 (as installed by Ubuntu)
python3-dev (installed using Ubuntu Software Center)
sip-4.15.2 (downloaded)
PyQt-gpl-5.0.1 (downloaded)
When starting my app:
ImportError: /usr/lib/python3.3/site-packages/PyQt5/QtGui.so: undefined s
On Fri, 04 Oct 2013 11:17:38 +1000, Stephen Gava
wrote:
> hi there, i already tried to send a message on this, through gmane,
> which never appeared, so apologies if they both turn up on the list.
> hereforth let this be the canonical message on this topic (eg. ignore
> the other one if it appe
My environment:
Ubuntu 13.04
Qt5.0.1 (as installed by Ubuntu)
Python3.3 (as installed by Ubuntu)
python3-dev (installed using Ubuntu Software Center)
sip-4.15.2 (downloaded)
PyQt-gpl-5.1 (downloaded)
>cd Down*/PyQt*
>python3 configure.py
>make
yields error in the subject line
>qmake -v
QMake vers
Hello Folks!
I'm not a C++ programmer, but below is my best attempt at translating a
C++ code example found in QtEnterprise
for creating a custom video widget using a custom video surface. Please
feel free to use it ... if you can get it to
work!
When I run the code the widget appears okay. T
