[PyQt] Scripting framework and licensing

I understand that user-written Python scripts in a commercial PyQT application isn't allowable as it makes them effectively developers. That's a pity but completely understandable. However does this also apply to using the QT scripting framework? It would be useful to enable users to write their

Re: [PyQt] Scripting framework and licensing

On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 09:20:03 +, Simon Hibbs simon.hi...@gmail.com wrote: I understand that user-written Python scripts in a commercial PyQT application isn't allowable as it makes them effectively developers. That's a pity but completely understandable. However does this also apply to

Re: [PyQt] Scripting framework and licensing

Simon Hibbs wrote: I understand that user-written Python scripts in a commercial PyQT application isn't allowable as it makes them effectively developers. That's a pity but completely understandable. However does this also apply to using the QT scripting framework? It would be useful to

Re: [PyQt] Scripting framework and licensing

Giovanni Bajo wrote: http://code.activestate.com/recipes/496746/ The RestrictedPython package is probably a more robust and maintained version of this... Chris -- Simplistix - Content Management, Zope Python Consulting - http://www.simplistix.co.uk

Re: [PyQt] Scripting framework and licensing

On Thu Feb 19 10:55:59 GMT 2009, Ulrich Berning wrote: From paragraph 11 of the Qt commercial license agreement version 3.5 (qt-x11-commercial-src-4.4.1/.LICENSE): - (vii) Applications may not pass on functionality which in any way makes it possible for others to create software with