[PyKDE] raise(questions), lower(expectations)

[Vio]

Thanks Gordon and Frederick for your help. Yes, 'widget.raiseW()' seems 
to be the magic spell. Actually, Phil Thompson suggested that I check 
this topic in the PyQt docs, couple of days ago, but he wasn't very 
specific. I did, but somehow I thought maybe he ment that signal-slot 
trick. Which to me felt kind of odd, although it worked. On the other 
hand, my bad entirely for not reading the PyQt docs. On this, I'll say 
it's entirely Qt docs fault: Qt classes docs are so good, I never went 
beyond it (the Qt's classes page).

That, plus I'm just too damn lazy :)
Thanks for your great help,
Vio


Frederick Polgardy Jr wrote:

>On Thursday 01 May 2003 09:59 am, Gordon Tyler wrote:
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>>Vio wrote:
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>>>Funny word games aside, I was wondering if there is a better way to
>>>manipulate children in a parent's stack than this:
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>>Try widget.raiseW(). raise is a Python keyword, so the PyQt mapping had
>>to change it. There are a few other cases like this (lower might be one
>>as well I think), but they're listed in the PyQt modules documentation.
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>>Ciao,
>>Gordon
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>The most obvious example is
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>QApplication::exec() -> QApplication.exec_loop().
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