On 22/02/13 15:55, Phil Thompson wrote:
Have you looked at...
http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt4/installation.html#ref-macos
Thanks Phil - I shouldn't look for instructions on google.
I however get a problem using the 10.6 SDK, but 10.7 works ok. I assume
that it will still work on 10.6
s/2.7/include/python2.7
-I../../QtCore -I. -I. -F/usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.8.4/lib -o
moc_qpycore_pyqtproxy.o moc_qpycore_pyqtproxy.cpp
I assume that this is a problem? Is there any way to fix it without
hacking all the qpy files?
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Luke Campagnola wrote:
> I agree with you about the multiprocessing package--I really only use it
> for the ease of passing python objects between processes. (I use
> multiprocessing.Pipe(), which I believe uses the Listener/Client system
> you mentioned). I'll definitely try using this with subpr
I've written a program to find translation strings for PyQt. It uses
python's ast module to interpret python source code. It works a bit
differently to pylupdate4, as it looks for functions with a fixed
contexts to do the translation.
If you'd like to try it out, it is available here:
https://
Hi - are most people using gettext or Qt for their internationalisation?
I played with pylupdate, but it doesn't always find the strings. For
instance I can't do something like
def mytr(text):
return QApplication.translate("myclass", text)
class myclass:
def __init__(self):
foo = my
Tore Knabe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am having trouble with Chinese characters strings. Each character itself
> seems to be drawn okay, but the following character starts at the same
> position, on top of the previous one. Some Chinese characters don't seem
> to have that problem, but most have, especia
Hi - I've been seeing some ABI breakages in PyQt applications (which compile
against PyQt and SIP) in some Linux packages recently:
e.g., https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=755355
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pykde4/+bug/826321
http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.bug
Jeremy Sanders wrote:
> I've had similar problems with pyinstaller, where Qt plugins
don't use the
> right Qt library. The otool program is great for fixing
which libraries a
> dylib or executable is using. I've attached a script I use
for fixing
> which libaries th
Martin Zibricky wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm working on PyInstaller (www.pyinstaller.org) and recently for Mac
> platform we switched from using LD_LIBRARY_PATH to use
> @executable_path.
>
> However, the side effect is that frozen PyQt app won't run if macports
> is installed.
>
> If I don't use code
Hi - is this code supposed to work?
w = QWidget()
a = QPropertyAnimation(w, "maximumWidth", duration=1000,
endValue=QVariant(1000))
TypeError: unable to convert a Python 'QVariant' object to a C++ 'QVariant'
instance
This is PyQt 4.8.3.
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Mads Ipsen wrote:
> It seems strange to me though, that something like this even can be an
> issue, in the sense that it haven't been fixed ages ago. But maybe it
> isn't as trivial as it looks?
I seem to recall it being a design issue, so it's hard to fix without
breaking something else. Perhap
Mads Ipsen wrote:
> I've attached a small example, displaying two widgets which both include
> a QLabel: one with wordwrap on, and one without. Try to resize the two
> widgets and see if you can reproduce the behavior.
>
> This must be a bug, right?
This is a fairly well known Qt bug but I can't
Ameretat Reith wrote:
> old style signal/slot works in this way.
> Note:
> I'm just joined in this mailing list and don't know main issue for this
> topic. sorry if it's not related to main issue. :)
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Hi - I'm having problems with the following code where a QRunnable emits
a signal then ends. If you click the button it should print 1,2,3. It
sometimes works for the first few times but the wrong number of
arguments is given to the slot after that.
I'm using 4.8.3 on Linux (x86).
Is this a PyQt
Hi - I'm having problems with the following code where a QRunnable emits a
signal then ends. If you click the button it should print 1,2,3. It
sometimes works for the first few times but the wrong number of arguments is
given to the slot after that.
Is this a PyQt bug? I'm using 4.8.3 on Ubuntu
Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
> You miss to note your OS/Python/Qt/sip/PyQt versions in use.
This is Ubuntu Maverick (pyqt 4.7.4, sip4 4.10.5).
> Phil fixed some related issues in one of the latest sip/PyQt releases
> (hint, hint..).
Yes - I'm usually restricted to what distributions include in thei
Hi - I've hit several crashes with Qt's model code with PyQt.
Can someone clear up the ownership rules for objects given to
QAbstractItemModel.createIndex and accessed with
QModelIndex.internalPointer?
I tried creating a layer of indirection when using createIndex, e.g.
class Indirect(object):
Hi - Would it be possible to verify the copyright owner and the license of
sipdistutils.py?
It doesn't have a copyright header at the top of the file. Is it copyright
Giovanni Bajo and licensed under the standard SIP license?
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Gelonida G wrote:
> Is there any recommended way to visualize PDF files with PyQT under
> Windows?
There's the poppler library, if you don't mind a GPLv2 library. There's a
python interface to this
http://svn.pardus.org.tr/uludag/trunk/playground/pypoppler-qt4/ (I haven't
used this). There's a
Kyle Covington wrote:
> Anyway, my solution is providing a good workaround for the problem, I just
> wanted to give the code out in case someone else was having the same
> issue.
> If pyqt would like an example of a cairo svg from R that didn't render I
> can send one if you would like to tackle
Phil Thompson wrote:
> Are you sure you are using the latest SIP and PyQt snapshots?
I was using sip 7cff86d70dc7 and pyqt 6ad3e35e67ac. I've now updated to pyqt
7088e9094087 and sip c38d259c1879 and can't seem to reproduce this problem,
though it was pretty random. Was there a fix between these
Phil Thompson wrote:
> Development is finished on the next releases of PyQt, SIP and QScintilla,
> so testing your favorite application against current snapshots would be a
> good idea...
>
> Phil
I seem to be getting an enormous number of "RuntimeError: underlying C/C++
object has been deleted"
Phil Thompson wrote:
> Development is finished on the next releases of PyQt, SIP and QScintilla,
> so testing your favorite application against current snapshots would be a
> good idea...
Worked okay for me.
I was trying to build PyQt to install in a non-system directory and found
out that ther
zhang jian wrote:
> Just one image changed in red channel. It took about 5 seconds to redraw a
> 1280 X 720 image any time I changed Kd. Far from interactive. I'd like to
> know is there any way to do stuff like that faster? Or calculating a
> million pixels in PyQt is just a bad idea? Any advice
Phil Thompson wrote:
> Isn't this the normal behaviour? The stack frame is part of the traceback
> of the exception. It will stay around until it is replaced by another
> exception.
>
> If you add a second button to the first dialog that also raises an
> exception, you should see that the __del__
I have a problem with stack frames hanging around after exceptions in PyQt
objects.
A particular method on a PyQt object is connected to a signal. This method
is called because of the signal is raised.
If I get an uncaught exception in that method, then there appears to be a
stack frame left a
Steve Borho wrote:
> Is there a way to register a generic exception handler with PyQt to
> catch errors that happen in signal handlers? I use a Python library
> that emits 3-4 exceptions somewhat randomly for some fairly common
> error conditions, and it would be nice to handle them all in one
>
Hello - is this the correct way to return a QImage from a SIP MethodCode?
QImage numpyToQImage(SIP_PYOBJECT, SIP_PYOBJECT, bool forcetrans = false);
%MethodCode
{
try
{
Numpy2DObj data(a0);
Numpy2DIntObj colors(a1);
QImage *img = new QImage( numpyToQImage(data, color
Jeremy Sanders wrote:
> #0 0x7fffef1ded48 in QExplicitlySharedDataPointer::data
> (this=0x3e)
> at ../../include/QtCore/../../src/corelib/tools/qshareddata.h:138
> #1 0x7fffef1d943c in QFont::QFont (this=0x1d58ac0, font=...) at
> text/qfont.cpp:822
> #2
Hi - I've got another segfault with the latest snapshot of qt and sip:
#0 0x7fffef1ded48 in QExplicitlySharedDataPointer::data
(this=0x3e)
at ../../include/QtCore/../../src/corelib/tools/qshareddata.h:138
#1 0x7fffef1d943c in QFont::QFont (this=0x1d58ac0, font=...) at
text/
Hi - I have an example program here which used to work in earlier sip/PyQt
releases. Now it causes a core dump:
#0 QRegion::QRegion (this=0x8f72c0, r=...) at painting/qregion.cpp:3895
#1 0x003ea5ce12ad in QPaintEngineState::clipRegion (this=)
at painting/qpainter.cpp:8470
#2 0x7fff
Hi - I'm getting a crash with PyQt4 on Fedora 12 on some code which used to
work. This is using PyQt4-4.7.3 and sip 4.10.2. Here is a backtrace:
#2 0x003e9cc6f133 in __libc_message (do_abort=2, fmt=0x3e9cd3e2f0 "***
glibc detected *** %s: %s: 0x%s ***\n")
at ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/l
Phil Thompson wrote:
> Are numpy numbers regular ints/floats or are they a sub-class specific to
> numpy?
>
> QVariant has been changed (over time) to make sure that no information is
> lost when converting from and to the original object. So an int sub-class
> will stay as a Python object and wi
Hi - some of my code has stopped working after upgrading to PyQt 4.7. It
seems numbers in numpy arrays used to convert okay to QVariant types, but
now they seem to produce blank results:
import sys
from PyQt4.QtCore import *
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
import numpy
class Model(QAbstractTableModel
On Tue, 16 Feb 2010, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 17:22:43 + (GMT), Jeremy Sanders
wrote:
Hi - I see that the Windows PyQt development binaries available don't
seem
to include the Qt header files. These are necessary to compile PyQt
Qt/SIP extension modules.
Would
build extension modules based around
PyQt?
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Hi - I see that the Windows PyQt development binaries available don't seem
to include the Qt header files. These are necessary to compile PyQt
extension modules.
Would it be sensible to included these in the distribution, or in an extra
file, or would further files be required to build extensio
Hi - with the latest snapshot, I'm getting an exception in uiparser.py
line 404.
I'm getting AttributeError: QVBoxLayout has no attribte
setColumnMinimumWidth
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On Fri, 18 Sep 2009, Jeremy Sanders wrote:
I should have tried that myself. That works fine.
I now have a linker error for the SVG plugin for some reason. I had
to add -lQtSvg in the link command line. I thought I had configured
PyQt for SVG.
Okay, this wasn't my fault. I did tell Py
On Fri, 18 Sep 2009, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 17:19:01 +0100 (BST), Jeremy Sanders
wrote:
What's the recommended compiler to use to compile Qt and PyQt on Windows?
The free edition of Qt-4.5.2 builds very cleanly with mingw. I did a
static build of Qt with mingw (gcc
ing argument 1 of `static QString
QString::fromUtf16(const ushort*, int)'
This is with PyQt configured using:
configure.py --consolidate -c -j 5 --enable QtCore --enable QtSvg --plugin
qjpeg --plugin qtiff --pluginqgif --plugin qsvgicon
Is this a supported configuration? Would it be bes
On Thu, 17 Sep 2009, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Thu, 17 Sep 2009 11:39:09 +0100, Mark Summerfield
wrote:
On 2009-09-16, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:04:48 +0100, Jeremy Sanders
wrote:
Hi - for some reason the following code does not produce the
correct answer after updating
Hi - for some reason the following code does not produce the
correct answer after updating PyQt.
On Ubuntu with the PyQt 4.4.4 package the following returns
18.0
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
from PyQt4.QtCore import *
import sys
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
pix = QPixmap(128, 128)
p = QPainter(p
const QLineF * lines, int lineCount )
but the PyQt documentation says:
QPaintEngine.drawLines (self, QLineF lines, int lineCount)
Shouldn't lines be a list of QLineF objects? is this a mistake in the
bindings or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
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ion vasilief wrote:
> I'm trying to deploy an application ("my_app")
> that uses Qt, Python, PyQt4 and SIP on Linux in a distribution
> independent way (meaning that even if there are other default versions
> of these libraries installed on the system, my_app will load at run
> time the symbols f
Are statically linked PyQt and Qt libraries supported on Mac OS X? If so, is
there a guide to building them?
I'm finding it a bit of a pain to get my application packaged with py2app as
it leaves out the plugins and I have to copy them in by hand and mess around
with linking paths.
It would be
Igor Prischepoff wrote:
> Hello,
> How about that overriding
> sys.excepthook ?
> This code was shamelessly stolen and modified from
> Eric IDE ( credits goes to author )
That's great - thanks!
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Is there a way to catch Python exceptions in all parts of a PyQt program?
I have a "report bug" dialog box which gets called if an exception occurs in
the most frequently used parts of my program, but it would be nice if I
could catch every unhandled exception globally.
The really nice thing ab
Matt Newell wrote:
> If you subclass you can override QWidget.closeEvent, QWidget.hideEvent, or
> the destructor.
Thanks - I tried to override closeEvent but it never seems to get called. Is
there some trick? This is for a QLineEdit.
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Hi - this may be an FAQ, but I haven't seen it.
Is it possible to receive notification just before a QWidget is destroyed in
Python by subclassing? I'd like to call some cleanup routines for a custom
widget when it is removed from the screen.
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Phil Thompson wrote:
> Tonight's SIP snapshot will allow a Python object that supports the buffer
> interface to be used whenever a char or char * is expected. No need to
> rebuild PyQt.
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Tony Willis wrote:
> What you want is the toQImage function that is supplied as part of
> the PyQwt package. The QwtImagePlotDemo.py example included with PyQwt
> uses the function in a worked example.
Sure, but it would be nice to have this functionality built-in, as it seems
a common use case,
Hi -
Would it be possible to add support to create a QImage from a Python buffer
object?
I want to be able to quickly convert numpy arrays to QImages for display.
Currently I have to convert the numpy to a string, then the string to a
QImage.
it would be nice to do
QImage(numpyarray.data, 100,
Ulrich Berning wrote:
> INSTALL=/usr/local/bin/install \
> LINKCC="/opt/SUNWspro/bin/CC -mt" \
> CC="/opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc -mt" \
> CXX="/opt/SUNWspro/bin/CC -mt" \
> ./configure \
> --prefix=/usr/local \
> --with-cxx-main="/opt/SUNWspro/bin/CC -mt" \
> --with-threads \
> --enable-shared
Thanks -
Rex Dieter wrote:
> Let's see if I can help make PyQt4-4.3.x happen soon first.
I'll have to update my package Veusz to the Qt4 version...
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Rex Dieter wrote:
> Good news! the package review is (finally) finished/approved, so PyQt4
> will be making it's way into Fedora posthaste.
Great! It's a shame it's not 4.3.x yet - it would be nice to actually be
able to use dialog boxes created with the Qt-4.3 designer (which is shipped
with Fe
Phil Thompson wrote:
> Yes, as far as I am concerned. Linux distros continue to invent new ways
> to break Qt installations. I only support the standard Qt build.
Probably, but checking the licence by parsing qconfig.h is probably not the
best idea, as Trolltech can change the way it is defined.
Jeremy Sanders wrote:
> I'll add if you work around this by modifying configure, then it cannot
> find the default QMAKESPEC. There is no default directory
> in /usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/
Okay, so it installs it in /usr/lib64/qt4/mkspecs/default instead.
Another issue:
If you give
Jeremy Sanders wrote:
> It appears PyQt-x11-gpl-4.3.1 is not picking up that the Qt libraries on
> Fedora 7 are shared. This is with the latest qt4-4.3.1-3.fc7 package.
I'll add if you work around this by modifying configure, then it cannot find
the default QMAKESPEC. There is
It appears PyQt-x11-gpl-4.3.1 is not picking up that the Qt libraries on
Fedora 7 are shared. This is with the latest qt4-4.3.1-3.fc7 package.
It appears QT_SHARED is not defined (qtdirs does not show it). Is this a
Fedora packaging bug or can PyQt work around it?
The packaged qt mentions it here
Hi -
I tried to compile PyQt-x1-gpl-4.3.1 under Solaris 10 with
CC: Sun C++ 5.7 Patch 117830-11 2007/04/04 for Sparc. I compiled it against
Qt-4.3.1.
When I try to load an example PyQt program, it appears there are missing
symbols:
cass30:/data/store/jss/PyQt-x11-gpl-4.3.1/examples/tutorial>
/
Okay, here is a test python program which appears to demonstrate a hang on
Ubuntu Feisty with Qt 4.3.0:
import sys
from PyQt4.QtCore import *
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
def fileOpenDialog():
fd = QFileDialog(window, 'foo')
fd.exec_()
# hangs before return from dialog
app = QApplicatio
Has anyone noticed problems with PyQt4 apps under Ubuntu Feisty recently? It
appears an Ubuntu update now makes my application hang often and
reproducibly (without CPU load). I suspect it is the recent Qt4 update to
qt4-4.3.0.
If I strace the program, I get the following (I kill it in the end):
s
tural than...
>
> idx = a.createIndex(0, 0, id(data))
> assert idx.internalId() == id(data)
>
> ...and both require you to keep a reference elsewhere to data.
True. I switched my code to use internalPointer when I realised it was
available. I copied the examples originally, which use
now work with 64 bit
python Ids?
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an happen and so far it seems I'm the only one seeing this.
I had a problem on a 64 bit machine where the python ids were truncated down
to 32 bit when they were handed over to Qt (see the archives of this list
somewhere). Has this been fixed?
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exception?
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eView):
def rowsInserted(self, parent, start, end):
qt4.QTreeView.rowsInserted(self, parent, start, end)
print "inserted"
"inserted" is never printed when I use this class instead of QTreeView.
Any ideas how to automatically expand new rows if I can do this?
Hi -
On the packaged version of PyQt4 for kde-redhat (PyQt4-4.1-1.fc5), then
the following line fails:
from PyQt4.uic import *
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'loadUiToType'
It seems /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages
separate reference to the BoundCaller object (hence the
assignment to self), otherwise it gets garbage collected.
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The python Ids appear to be large integer values, e.g. 183006915920, but when
they are returned from internalId(), then they come back as negative values
e.g., -1676677808L, which don't even appear to match the bit pattern of the
original
Hi -
I have some code which doesn't appear to work on x86_64 python, but does on
i386
def MyModel(qt4.QAbstractItemModel):
...
def __init__(self, ...):
self.objdict = {}
...
def index(self, row, column, parent):
"""Construct an index for a child of parent
rrent code.
In the end I directly connected the model indexes to my internal python
structure. I used a weakref.WeakValueDictionary() to map the model index
IDs to my internal objects.
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typos).
You could always do what I do:
qtall.py:
from PyQt4.QtCore import *
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
In your program:
import qtall as qt4
then you can do qt4.QWidget(...), etc...
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Python lists to be passed to
functions which take arrays of points?
QPainter.drawLines([1,2,3,4,...]) would be very handy. I seem to
remember you could do something similar with qt3 using
QPointArray([1,2,3,4...]).
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1. Changing the API isn't acceptable, "import qttable" must continue to work.
Couldn't this simply be achieved by adding a qttable.py which does
from qt import *
?
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Hi -
Is there a version of QObject::connectNotify for python signals, or a
similar mechanism? I have a signal whose conditions are very expensive to
calculate, so it would be better to not calculate its conditions if it is
not connected.
Thanks
Jeremy
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alogBase):
def foobar(self):
...
Personally I think this is a lot nicer than having generated python code
in my source tree. It means that someone could run a python script and it
would just work, without having uic and so on installed.
If this is what QWidgetFactory does, then that's great!
Jeremy
much nicer than having to generate Python source code. This
would be like Glade in GTK.
Presumably (not having looked at the uic format) this may not be very hard
to do, given Python's dynamic nature.
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# do something I shouldn't here
to check whether we have fonts installed.
So as long as that works (which it appears to do), it should be okay...
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():
families[str(i)] = True
This gives an exception:
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position
0-6: ordinal not in range(128)
I had assumed this would just work. Am I wrong? Any ideas???
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get round it much of the time by
putting a app.eventLoop().processEvents(allevents, 10) after the popup
exec_loop().
Has anyone hit this problem before? Am I doing something stupid??
Now I need to work out how to get the random maybeTip tooltip exceptions I
get occassionally...
Thanks
Je
nd the infinite loops stops
counting.
Am I missing something obvious.
This is with PyQt-3.13 and python-2.3.4
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be transported to the PyQt code).
I've no idea whether the threading idea could work.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Would threading work?
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connect( button, qt.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
lambda button=button, self=self: self.slotTest(button) )
None of the options I've tried seem to work. Is this possible??
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