[PyKDE] Hi everyone...

[Ken Kozman]

I'm having some weird things occur with PyQt2.2.

Below is an example .py script for a silly little test application. Under
Windows however I get really strange behavior whenever I create a sub dialog
as a result of getting a "pressed( )" signal from a parent dialog. The
strangeness ranges from the original button "pressed( )" not popping back
out (which happens with a QMessageBox and also when the user cancels from a
QFileDialog.getSaveFileName call.) to the parent dialog not responding to
any user input until it is repainted (which is the case with a home brew
QFileDialog.) Has anyone else experienced this? I'm sure I am just being
dumb, but I can not figure out where.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ken

Code Follows:

#
# An example to show my problems.
#

import sys
from qt import *

class TestDialog(QDialog):
    def __init__(self,parent = None,name = None,modal = 0,fl = 0):
        QDialog.__init__(self,parent,name,modal,fl)
        if name == None:
            self.setName('Python_Generator')
        self.setCaption(self.tr('Test'))

        self.resize(413,333)
        self.hBox = QHBoxLayout( self )
        self.PushButton3 = QPushButton(self,'PushButton3')
        self.PushButton3.setText(self.tr('Message Box'))
        self.hBox.addWidget(self.PushButton3)
        self.PushButton2 = QPushButton(self,'PushButton2')
        self.PushButton2.setText(self.tr('File Dialog'))
        self.hBox.addWidget(self.PushButton2)
        self.PushButton = QPushButton(self,'PushButton')
        self.PushButton.setText(self.tr('Qt File Dialog'))
        self.hBox.addWidget(self.PushButton2)

class TestDialogFinal( TestDialog ):
    def __init__( self, parent ):
        TestDialog.__init__( self, parent, "test", 1, 0 )
        QObject.connect( self.PushButton3, SIGNAL( "pressed( )" ),
self.OnMessageBox )
        QObject.connect( self.PushButton2, SIGNAL( "pressed( )" ),
self.OnFileDialog )
        QObject.connect( self.PushButton, SIGNAL( "pressed( )" ),
self.OnQtFileDialog )

    def OnMessageBox( self ):
        QMessageBox.critical( self, "Interface Error", "This is an error,
neat huh?" )
        # Note, if we do not do the following the button stays down...
weird...
        #self.PushButton2.setDown( 0 )

    def OnFileDialog( self ):
        # The following works...
        outputString = str( QFileDialog.getSaveFileName( "", "Python source
files (*.py;*.pyo)", self, "", "Please choose an output file name..." ) )
        if 0 == len( outputString ):
            # They cancelled.
            # Note, if we do not do the following the button stays down...
weird...
            # This only matters if they hit cancel...
            #self.PushButton2.setDown( 0 )
            return

    def OnQtFileDialog( self ):
        tempDialog = QFileDialog( "", "Python source files (*.py;*.pyo)",
self, "", 1 )
        tempDialog.exec_loop( )
        # After this we have to click elsewhere and back to make this work
again...

class ApplicationWindow(QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        QMainWindow.__init__(self, None, 'example application main window',
Qt.WDestructiveClose)
        self.toolBar = QToolBar(self, 'file operations')
        self.tempOpen = QToolButton(QPixmap( ), 'Open File', 'Open a file',
self.ButtonPressed, self.toolBar, 'open temp')
        self.tempOpen.setText( "Test" )

    def ButtonPressed( self ):
        # There is not difference between me passing in None vs. self as
parent...
        #dialog = TestDialogFinal( None )
        dialog = TestDialogFinal( self )
        dialog.exec_loop( )


app = QApplication(sys.argv)
mw = ApplicationWindow()
mw.show( )
app.connect( app, SIGNAL('lastWindowClosed()'), app, SLOT('quit()') )
app.exec_loop()