RE: Qt 3...

Hello Magnus,

Please do not change qtgui back to the 2.x API.
As most people that use PyQt do it on Linux, there
is no reason to hold back the API (especially
considering that there are MANY TK's for Win32).
Version 3.x integrates very nicely into the KDE
theme engine, and if we change that back to 2.x,
I will have to install those libs (which is a pain
'cause I am using gentoo).

Thanks,
Dallas

Magnus Lie Hetland <[email protected]> wrote:

>It seems that 2.3 is the newest Qt version available for Windows (or
>am I perhaps mistaken here?) At least under the free license...
>
>It seems to me that we should probably support this -- or what do you
>guys think? Anyway, this support seems to currently entail using
>QMultiLineEdit instead of QTextEdit. Any opinions on this? (We could
>use QTextEdit again in the future, when it becomes available for
>Windows...)
>
>If noone objects, I think I'll write a wrapper for QMultiLineText
>soon. With that in place, qtgui is pretty close to working.
>(test_remove doesn't work, though -- does anyone have any ideas here?)
>
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