I'm on pyqt 4.7.3. The mistake that I was making was that I defined the
signal inside my init method.
Thanks Justin, I'll definitely stick with the new syntax from now on.
p.s: here's a working example: http://pastebin.com/zcTVbat0
On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 12:29 PM, Justin Israel wrote:
> New st
New style signal slots were introduced in Qt 4.5. Maybe you are using a really
old version of Qt?
On May 10, 2012, at 7:20 PM, Manuel Macha wrote:
> Hi Justin,
> many thanks for your help.
> I've cleaned up the mousePressEvent method as suggested (the original was
> eclipse's suggested defa
Hi Justin,
many thanks for your help.
I've cleaned up the mousePressEvent method as suggested (the original was
eclipse's suggested default syntax for overriding a method)
I'd prefer using the new-style signal-slots mechanism but in this case I
couldn't get it to work, even trying several variation
I don't think there is anything wrong with the approach you are taking. This is
the norm. The framework can't provide every type of functionality, but they do
give you a ton of building blocks to make it easy to compose your own.
There isn't much to say about your code other than me nit picking
One thing I really miss with PyQt is having a Maya-style collapsible
frameLayout readily available, so I hacked this together:
http://pastebin.com/5y8tsBE7
It's pretty simple at the moment. There's neither a label nor an icon
indicating the collapsed state.
Before I spend too much time on it, could
