I am playing with PySide开发者_StackOverflow社区 and QWebView to provide a WebKit version of a webapp on Windows.
In Python, how do I get a reference to the current class object within a class statement?Example: def setup_class_members(cls, prefix):
I just started maintaining a set of embedded Python plugins for a Qt application. I\'m also new to both PyQt and Python, so bear with me.
I use Qt Designer to build my UI layout. On the layout, I have a combobox named cb_fac_cd. In my code I have a function that will automatically build a combobox based on the list I\'m attempting to bu
I am writing a simple digital image processing program.To do this I have embedded a mpl widget in my qt application.The user can perform some simple analysis on the image such as box car filter, FFT e
I have been strugling with this for some time. I will try to explain what i want to do , maybe you guys could help me.
I am currently trying implement a QThread that contains a socket connection. The socket connection runs repeatedly (while 1:) checking for new data received. Once this data is received, it is supposed
I am really new to packaging. I have developed a music player using pyqt in ubuntu. It has a gui and it uses sqlite database.
I want to create a custom widget that contains a QSpinBox.I want the custom widget to expose some of QSpinBox\'s properties as its own so it can work conveniently in Designer.
I\'m currently trying to implement a simple \"First steps\" Wizard for a Python/Qt application I\'m working on. This is really easy to do with Designer, but as usual the devil lies in the details.
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