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
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
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
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.
Kind regards
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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.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/PyQt4-gpl-4.0beta1$ python configure.py -q
/usr/bin/qmake-qt4
Determining the layout of your Qt installation...
An
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 x
automatically reload files if changed
outside the application would be better.
I dissagree. The dialog has alerted me of stupid things I
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.
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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
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
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
instructions on
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.
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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/services
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
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
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 much for
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* GridLayout
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 reference (in
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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