26 January 2024
Keith KyzivatI think I'd create another signal that you use as a proxy for the accepted signal, and handle that instead. Then you can control when the dialog closes.
Thanks
I struggle of catching the signal of the standard button "Save"
Markus BauerThanks
I struggle of catching the signal of the standard button "Save"
Can you add a custom button that you label "Save"?
(Trying to recall all that you can do with a QML Dialog without consulting docs. It's been a while since I worked with QML. I think you can do that.
27 January 2024
Good afternoon guys, how do I get the signal from a widget inside a QTableWidget using the setCellWidget method? I'm creating buttons dynamically in the table, in the Widget I'm passing QPushBotton without reference to make it dynamic, but I don't know how to get the signal for each button created, does anyone have any suggestions?
28 January 2024
29 January 2024
id 6317508892Can I use python database features in conjunction with qt slots and connections or is better use qt sql instead? And why?
The answer is yes, you can. The reason that QtSql might be better is that all slots and connections are already in place and most of the runtime execution remains in compiled C++.
30 January 2024
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I've made this repo: https://github.com/jeandet/PySideJupyterExperiments to experiment a bit around PySide and IPython kernel event loop integration, I share it here in case anyone find it useful. (this is still WIP)