Hello,the pyqt package from the platform repository only provides a version for Python2? Is there any way to get a working version of PyQt for Python3? I'm a little bit reluctant to compile it myself, because I'm not sure if this won't conflict with the provided version of PyQt and therefore will mess up my system.Inkane
There is an application (Salome) that includes interpretor Python and Qt and PyQt libs.
Also there is a module for this application written on Python.
Specially for this module we need to include additional version of PyQt or PySide that will be distributed with our module.
It doesn’t really matter whether it will be PyQt (commercial, modified with the help of Vendor ID utility) or PySide
PyQt, a set of Python bindings for Nokia's Qt application framework that runs on all platforms supported by Qt including Linux, Windows, and MacOS/X, is now at version 5.0.
The developers have finally brought Qt v5.0 into the fold with the new PyQt 5.0.
dundee wrote:I have another problem.It's a message during package making:Makefile:367: *** Error: The required 'PyQt4' module can't be found; ensure it's attached to 'Python v3' before building. Stop.PyQt is installed.How can I solve it?Just install "python3-pyqt4" package. It worked for me!
PyQt, a set of Python bindings for Nokia's Qt application framework that runs on all platforms supported by Qt including Linux, Windows, and MacOS/X, is now at version 4.9.6.
Highlights of PyQt 4.9.6:
• The missing constBits() and constScanLine() methods have been added to Qimage;
• A QPoint can now be specified whenever a QPointF is expected;
• Support for Qt 4.8.4 and Qt v5.0 R
can PyQT be used on the new Tablet Mobile operating system ?
Looking to use PyQT along with native c++ code on a Nexus 7 and Nexus 10
PyQt, a set of Python bindings for Nokia's Qt application framework that runs on all platforms supported by Qt including Linux Windows, and MacOS/X, is now at version 4.9.5.
Highlights of PyQt 4.9.5:
• Support for Qt 4.8.3 has been added;
• Support for Qt v5-beta1 (QtCore, QtGui, QtHelp, QtNetwork, QtSql, QtSvg, QtWebKit and QtXml only) has been added;
• Implemented __str__ and _
Hello cosname and welcome to the Chakra forums!When using a rolling release like Chakra, it is always suggested to follow the news: http://chakra-linux.org/news/As you can see mariadb replaced mysql in our repositories.
Right. By default arch uses python3. A lot of applications are still using Python2. Try symlinking python to python2 instead of 3. That may be your issue.
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