down. If I'd had an indication of
which class the object having the problem belonged to, that would have
been a huge help. Any ideas how I could determine that?
Simon
On 14 July 2010 08:25, Simon Hibbs wrote:
> The method implementation looks like this:
>
> def removeRows(self, p
any difference anyway. Is there anything I can do,
any instrumentation I can put into the app that might give more info
on the issue?
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the edit strategy is
OnManualSubmit the rowsRemoved signal is only sent on submitAll().
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-to-grid I don't think there is any built-in functionality,
you'd just need to override the methods that set an object's position
to check and adjust the new position before setting it.
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vity, without affecting the current selection state of items. Does
anyone know of an elegant way to achieve this?
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vailable from the main
book site:
http://www.qtrac.eu/pyqtbook.html
I don't think any of these have been tested on Windows 7, at least there's
no indication of it, let alone the x64 version.
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ordinates show up in the command window.
It's not clear to me if this is a bug in PyQT, or in the example app, or
more likely I'm just bending the example app in ways it's not designed to be
bent. Any suggestions?
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ed nature of the development
process and the risks that poses to the long term future of the
project, rather than the relatively modest commercial license fee.
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rite their own algorithms for some
calculations in an application I'm working on, and Javascript would do the
job just fine.
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ficant feature that a commercial version couldn't have - paying
money to get less, in a way.
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