Have you dropped the icons into the dist directory created by py2exe?
or are you using a resource file?
cheers
Richard
On Tue, 12 May 2009 09:00:20 hio wrote:
> hi all,
> i'm in trouble with using pyQT4 and py2exe together...
> My problem is that the .exe resulting by running the script seup.py,
Mark Summerfield wrote:
> Well, if you're not mixing painting with calling setStyle() I don't see
> why it should segfault. If you could reduce it to as small an example as
> possible and post that then at least Phil could try it and see if it is
> a PyQt bug. (A backtrace might help too.)
No, not
Mark Summerfield wrote:
> I think for styles you must call setStyle() rather than update() to
> apply a new (or modified) style.
Nope, that segfaulted... It did update the style before it segfaulted
though.
I've also tried setting the property using a QtCore.pyqtProperty() and
various methods sti
Hi Guys,
I've created a custom widget for an application I'm building.
The widget is a simple frame with 2 labels inside it.
Basically, I need the frame style to change dependant on a property of
the custom widget. I've set the property using .setProperty() method,
and the initial style of the w
owever the QAbstractItemView widget seems a little elusive.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to:
a) How I can style these widgets?
b) If there are any pre-defined "touch-screen" styles that can be used.
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Well, if you build PyQt4 in debug mode I think it's pretty obvious that
you also need the qt4 debug libs, is it? Or did you not specify the
-u switch?
Nope. I did.
'python configure.py' which complained it was unable to find a qmake
for V4. So after I dug up what debian did with it. I spe
You don't need to be root, but you do need write permission in the source
directory. Did you unpack the source as root?
Indeed, I had some permission issues. However this was just a user
error symptom of the larger problem where I didn't have QtCore_debug
installed. Its not a dependency of
I'm trying to install the beta on my debian system but I get this. Do
I have to be root? The README says I shouldn't need that until make
install.
===
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/PyQt4-gpl-4.0beta1$ python configure.py -q
/usr/bin/qmake-qt4
Determining the layout of your Qt installation...
An i
>
> ..to the users complaining about too many options: think about it, its an ide
> not an editor. Its far better than most other python scripting environments
> out there *because* it has many options to play with.
>
I'll second that. I can ever really imagine too many options. I've
got commerc
> x. Having a dialog box popping up when eric detects a currently open
> file has been changed
> outside the application is not very handy. An option automatically reload files if changed
> outside the application> would be better.
I dissagree. The dialog has alerted me of stupid things
Detlev,
The following is a mail I sent to you a while back that I never got
any response on so I guess it must have gotten missed.
=
I've been perodically working on Darcs support for eric3. Currently
what I have is a big search and replace of the mercurical package but
i
Detlev and other eric3 hackers,
I've been perodically working on Darcs support for eric3. Currently
what I have is a big search and replace of the mercurical package but
it at least loads. And I can select 'darcs' from the 'Add to
repository' It checks for the existence of darcs and then does
>
> I installed a few of the dependencies using apt-get -t unstable until
> python2.3-qt3, which wanted to install a whole lot of KDE 3.4. I didn't
> want this much from sid.
Wise choice. The ABI transition is not complete and that upgrade
would have broken your KDE.
If you do mess things up you
> >
> > How can I change the line separation in the text windows?
>
> I don't understand what you mean.
I think this was covered in a previous thread. IIRC the line spaceing
is set by the font you use for the editor text.
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> > - eric3 window is always on top of ALL OTHER WINDOWS
>
> On one windows 2k machine I've installed eric3 on I see the same
To clarify. I've only installed it on one windows machine and it has
the same
> - eric3 window is always on top of ALL OTHER WINDOWS
On one windows 2k machine I've installed eric3 on I see the same
behavior. I just figured it was some sort of issue with the free QT
port.
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>
> 1) git
> 2) monotone
> 3) darcs
> 4) GNU-arch (ala tla)
Darcs!
Darcs will get you 2 for 1 since it can work with native git trees.
I started a bit of work on darcs but nothing too involved yet. I'll
pull the snapshot and see what you did.
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> this is to let all of you know about the release of eric3 3.7.0. Next to a
> bunch of bugfixes, it adds these features.
So is the wishlist for 3.8.x offically open?
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> > > Whenever I save a file, the cursor stands at the bottom of the page and
> > > page scrolls.
> >
> > I've noticed something like that as well but I haven't spent any time
> > to see what it was actually doing.
>
> Haven't seen anything like this over here. Could you give more specific
> inst
On 5/25/05, Mike Tammerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know if it is a bug or feature.
>
> Whenever I save a file, the cursor stands at the bottom of the page and
> page scrolls.
I've noticed something like that as well but I haven't spent any time
to see what it was actually doing.
-
>
> That is correct behavior. cvs sends some status messages to stderr, which is
> redirected to the error pane. There is nothing I can do about it.
Ok.. I assumed you were processing and filtering the output rather
than just routing it to a window.
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> http://www.die-offenbachs.de/detlev/snapshots
>
> Please give it a thorough testing and report all bugs found.
When doing a CVS update and commit the progress info for recursing
into a subdirectory is reported in the errors window.
example dir structure has some sub-dirs
src
src/ui
src/servic
> >
> I'm trying to use the task feature of eric3, but it looks like it is not
> possible to link the task to a document/line... is it still in
> development or I'm missing some fundamental point (like reading the
> manual ;)) ?
It's auto adding. You mark a task with the the word string TODO: or
On 5/19/05, Richard Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Here's a crude example that may do something like what you were
> > originally trying to do:
>
> I tried to use your same QGrid model with a QButtonGroup but there is
> still a piece of the puzzle
>
> Here's a crude example that may do something like what you were
> originally trying to do:
Yes. Thats pretty much exactly what I want to do only in a
QButtonGroup. I would also like to be able to change the number of
columns as well. For one series of buttons a 2 x 3 grid may be what I
wan
> > seperate pyQtforum or perhaps trying to have a pyQt forum on
> > Qtforum.org created?
>
> There is already a wiki up and running:
>
> http://www.diotavelli.net/PyQtWiki/FrontPage
I see that. I was just a day too early on my post. *grin*
> The only problem I have with the wiki right now i
I've been looking at a lot of stuff on Qtforum.org. Lots of stuff
there. Does anyone think there would be any interest in either a
seperate pyQtforum or perhaps trying to have a pyQt forum on
Qtforum.org created?
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> Okay so create a button-group for each of the sets of buttons you need.
> Hide them all by calling their hide() methods. As each set of buttons
> is needed, call its show() method (after re-positioning it if necessary
> by calling its move() method). There should be no need to keep creating
> and
>
> IIUC, what you have is a static block of buttons on one side of the
> screen which need to change dynamically.
John,
Allmost. The number of buttons is not fixed.
Here's all the gory details:
I'm building a specialized jukebox for use in Dance studios. With
classification features far
> > not going to cause app crashes then I''d rather wait till it finds its
> > way into unstable.
>
> Dtors being called twice will most likely result in seg faults, ie.
> application crashes.
Am I still going to have this problem? Or is it only associated with
the AutoAdd?
*Big sigh* GridLayou
> The closest thing I've found in the docs to removing a widget is
> reparent() but the docs say:
>
> "Warning: It is extremely unlikely that you will ever need this
> function. If you have a widget that changes its content dynamically,
> it is far easier to use QWidgetStack or QWizard."
>
So mu
>
> However I get exaclty the same results. Nothing.
>
Ok.. I worked with this more tonight and I don't think you can do what
I want to do with stock Qt widgets. The core problem seems to be that
I'm *not* trying to do this in the __init__ method but rather from a
slot thats gets called in res
On 5/17/05, Richard Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Thanks for the help. I'm glad I asked bc that would have probally
> > > taken me a long time to figure out on my own with trial and error.
> >
> > You may still have problems as the button dtors ma
> > Thanks for the help. I'm glad I asked bc that would have probally
> > taken me a long time to figure out on my own with trial and error.
>
> You may still have problems as the button dtors may be called twice. The
Haven't tried it yet. Probally in then next hour or so. What
possible problem
> > bgMainLayout.activate()
> >
> > But the items never showup in my buttongroup.
>
> Neither you or the QButtonGroup are keeping a reference to the QPushButton
> so it is getting garbage collected immediately. I need to check the Qt
> source to see if the QButtonGroup should keep a refere
I just started using pyQt and I seem to need a little guidance...
I'm trying to auto add several more QPushButtons to a QGridLayout but
I either get runtime type errors or if it dosen't error then they
don't seem to show.
I have a form with a QButtonGroup on it that I created with the
designer ca
On 5/5/05, jul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> It works for me too.
> You can set your own shortcuts in the menu Settings->Keyboard Shortcuts...
Oh yeah.. Duh. *slap* I never looked past Settings->Preferences
> When multiple lines are selected, you should also be able to indent them
> by pr
On 5/5/05, Detlev Offenbach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 5. Mai 2005 04:57 schrieb Richard Smith:
> > Un-indent is listed as Ctrl-Shift-I in the tool tip but that dosen't
> > work for me. I checked with my shortcut config and KDE dosen't show
> &g
Un-indent is listed as Ctrl-Shift-I in the tool tip but that dosen't
work for me. I checked with my shortcut config and KDE dosen't show
it as being used.
Does the shortcut un-indent work for anybody?
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I'm trying to do some hacking on pytone (http://www.luga.de/pytone/)
and decided to try out eric3 in the process.
So far I like eric3 very much.
I've got 3 issues that I'd like some help with.
Issue 1 is that curses seems to not be compatible with eric3.
currently pytone has a curses interface
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