Hi,
I use PyQt 3.8 non-commercial version in win32. I get a big question.
I Can't show PY variable in QT filedialog as initially parameter.
Code sample is following:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~
fileName="test. avi"
def saveSomething(a String):
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(aS tring, "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
or
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(QS tring(aString), "*.*",
self, "FileDialog ")
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
these code can't show corrent string.
If I use string constant.
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName("t est.avi", "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
Dialog show it correctly.
Thanks.
Ulysses
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In article <43************ **************@ posting.google. com>, ulysses wrote: Hi,
I use PyQt 3.8 non-commercial version in win32. I get a big question.
I Can't show PY variable in QT filedialog as initially parameter.
Code sample is following:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~
fileName="test. avi"
def saveSomething(a String):
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(aS tring, "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
or
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(QS tring(aString), "*.*",
self, "FileDialog ")
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
these code can't show corrent string.
If I use string constant.
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName("t est.avi", "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
Dialog show it correctly.
Maybe try:
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(st r(aString), "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
> Maybe try:
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(st r(aString), "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
Thank you for you reply. I has try this code. str(aString). But it's still
can't work.
I has kill the question. code is following
strTemp=QString (' '+default)
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(st rTemp, "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
Dialog show correctly. I read it from QT C++ document.
On Thursday 11 September 2003 5:14 pm, ulysses wrote: Hi,
I use PyQt 3.8 non-commercial version in win32. I get a big question.
I Can't show PY variable in QT filedialog as initially parameter.
Code sample is following:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~
fileName="test. avi"
def saveSomething(a String):
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(aS tring, "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
or
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(QS tring(aString), "*.*",
self, "FileDialog ")
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
these code can't show corrent string.
If I use string constant.
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName("t est.avi", "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
Dialog show it correctly.
Thanks.
Ulysses
Have you got a complete (but small) example that demonstrate's the problem?
Phil
Phil Thompson <ph**@riverbank computing.co.uk > wrote in message news:<ma******* *************** ***********@pyt hon.org>... On Thursday 11 September 2003 5:14 pm, ulysses wrote: Hi,
I use PyQt 3.8 non-commercial version in win32. I get a big question.
I Can't show PY variable in QT filedialog as initially parameter.
Code sample is following:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~
fileName="test. avi"
def saveSomething(a String):
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(aS tring, "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
or
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName(QS tring(aString), "*.*",
self, "FileDialog ")
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
these code can't show corrent string.
If I use string constant.
dl = QFileDialog.get SaveFileName("t est.avi", "*.*", self, "FileDialog ")
Dialog show it correctly.
Thanks.
Ulysses
Have you got a complete (but small) example that demonstrate's the problem?
Phil
Above code is a example. I do a little application for free.
main form will arrive 1XXX line. So I can't post it all.
BTW: I can't show getExistingDire ctory Dialog in a python thread.
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