[PyQt] Resize grips and Column separation aren't visible in PyQt5
J Barchan
jnbarchan at gmail.com
Thu Mar 15 16:29:15 GMT 2018
On 15 March 2018 at 15:08, Hans-Peter Jansen <hpj at urpla.net> wrote:
> Hi Rathinam,
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> On Donnerstag, 15. März 2018 18:07:10 Rathinam Signup wrote:
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> > Hi All,
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> > We've been using paid version of PyQt(Login name: 01-012138). When we
> tried
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> > to port our existing application from PyQt4 to PyQt5, we noticed that the
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> > column separation lines and resize grips are not at all visible in
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> > QColumnView. It worked fine in PyQt4.
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> > I've attached a sample program from Qt Demo to reproduce this issue. We
> are
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> > using ColumnView extensively in Mac for important features. Please
> provide
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> > a workaround or fix this ASAP.
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> First at all, that's the wrong way to ask for support here:
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> In this list, members cooperate on a voluntary base to solve such issues
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> Second, you're barking at the wrong tree:
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> Riverbank Computing provides a way to wrap the extensive Qt libraries in
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> order to use them from Python. They(!) cannot be made responsible for
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> behavioural changes inside the library itself.
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> As mentioned already, you're suffering from a behavioural change in the
> transition from Qt4 to Qt5. Furthermore, the way, these widgets are
> displayed, is style dependent. In order to give us an idea, what's wrong to
> those that do not work on MacOS like me, you might want to provide two
> screenshots showing the difference.
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> Given all these facts, it might be your best bet to direct this request
> (transformed to C++) to a native Qt forum.
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> Cheers,
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> Pete
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As Hans-Peter has said, this mailing group is for voluntary support. And
your problem is with Qt (5 versus 4), not with PyQt.
> Given all these facts, it might be your best bet to direct this request
> (transformed to C++) to a native Qt forum.
If you do not wish to pursue this as a paid-support issue with the Qt Group
itself, I would highly recommend joining another voluntary-member forum,
https://forum.qt.io/, where you are very likely to receive help & advice
for your issue, if you ask nicely and bear in mind that nobody there is
paid or obliged to provide any support.
--
Kindest,
Jonathan
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