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[01:22:36] <Thaodan> altendky: one question thou is qDebug exactly like the c++ version or are there changes?
[02:54:58] <Thaodan> altendky: thanks for the tip using qDebug as excepthook works
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[04:13:19] <Thaodan> https://gitlab.com
[04:17:41] <The-Compiler> Thaodan: why the `msg = str()`?
[04:24:10] <Thaodan> wanted to use msg.join but that would result in empty msg
[04:25:56] <The-Compiler> Thaodan: you don't need the `msg = str()` though, you set `msg = ''.join(...)` just below anyways
[04:52:13] <Thaodan> The-Compiler: yeah I don't removed it at that time
[04:53:50] <Thaodan> I'm tring to use my app ressources in a existstack context and it doesn't work. does importlib.resource work diffrent in compiled/bundled state=
[04:53:52] <Thaodan> *?
[04:53:56] <Thaodan> my code:
[04:53:58] <Thaodan> https://gitlab.com
[04:55:05] <Thaodan> error message is included too.
[04:55:14] <Thaodan> it bugs when I enter context
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[07:26:50] <linuxson> I have this little test script: https://pastebin.com
[07:28:02] <linuxson> I want to animate the button spinning around its own axis, how would I achieve this? For the life of me, I cant find the articel I read couple of days ago online, which made use of a QGraphicsProxyWidget()
[07:29:22] <linuxson> My example uses a QGraphicsWidget(), but everything I find online now uses QGraphicsItem() objects to animate rotation
[07:29:48] <linuxson> If someone could point out what I am missing or how to animate this, please
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[07:47:38] <Thaodan> what do I need to use pyqt with quickcontrols2 in pyqtdeploy?
[07:59:25] <Thaodan> can inject C++ inside the main c++ file to register a qml component (kirigami) or how should this be done?
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[08:36:55] <altendky> Thaodan: you can register components in Python afaik
[08:37:44] <altendky> Thaodan: with the context stuff was there a reason you can't use a regular context manager instead of atexit? Also, by compiled do you mean pyinstaller? Or..
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[10:14:00] <Thaodan> altendky: i know but this code isn't called in python. it's a qml c++ class, Kirigami to be exact
[10:14:29] <Thaodan> altendky: by compiled i meant pyqtdeployed
[10:14:59] <Thaodan> I followed the default import lib example
[10:15:52] <Thaodan> however I'm using qrc directly on the deployed version because it works better with the qml engine.
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[10:58:56] <agile_prg> is anyone using qml with pyqt?
[10:59:05] <agile_prg> I am new to that approach
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[11:24:08] <Thaodan> yes
[11:24:42] <Thaodan> me
[11:28:32] <agile_prg> why do you prefer it to the standard widgets in qt designer?
[11:29:38] <altendky> fyi it's not an alternative widget set. it's a whole different gui system including a declarative language for more than just layout
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[11:30:09] <altendky> i believe qt has some comparison videos or blog posts perhaps
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[12:14:50] <agile_prg> altendky but do you like it?
[12:15:58] <altendky> agile_prg: I haven't worked with qml beyond a couple examples here
[12:25:43] <agile_prg> it uses javascript which is wholesale garbabge
[12:25:54] <agile_prg> *sigh*
[12:31:13] <agile_prg> anyway, I guess everybody loves it :<
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[13:22:30] <linuxson> So I got a small test app, trying to animate my own loader object: https://pastebin.com Problem is, I am not quite sure how to achieve this now, and most of the articles on line I've read have just ended up confusing me on what to use exactly. I need to animate rotation on the spinner() object, which has been subclassed, inheriting from QObject. Some help please?
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[13:51:53] <linuxson> Nevermind, figured it out...using QTransform() and setting that on the pixmapItem in my spinner class. Now just need to figure out how to animate it
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[14:28:17] <linuxson> is there any way to get the width and height of a QGraphicsPixmapItem() ?
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