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2010-02-18
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2010-02-18
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Is the problem that the dialog doesn't go away automatically? Just call dialog.destroy() at the end
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2010-02-18
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2010-02-18
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2010-02-18
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Is this for your Qt app? Although that function for the progress wheel is Hildon specific, what it does to display that wheel is not. I don't know Qt, so I'm asking: Does PyQt have functions for allowing you to manipulate windows' properties (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Windo...d_properties)?
Also, if this dialog has nothing in it except for the wheel and title, why not use http://pymaemo.garage.maemo.org/pyth...ts.html#banner and the progress stuff it provides? It's asynchronous, allows you to set a timeout and you can destroy it at any time. I know it says it's not recommended anymore but it does look prettier than a dialog that has only a title and a wheel, IMHO. (Alternatively,just make the dialog you're already using async. - use dialog.show[all]() instead of dialog.run() and you can then destroy the dialog from another function when you've finished updating)
dialog.show_all() hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_progress_indicator(dialog, 1) dialog.run()
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2010-02-18
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erm i cheated - as i didnt like the QT solution
I created a GTK Dialog, and pinched the GTK_Hildon message box to do it, to my shocker the box works, just not the dissapearing bit :P (all on top of the QT solution.... meh, it works!)
Tried the banner all morning, it never worked for me :P - but yes that would also work
In the last bit you said one or the other, in my example code - i have both, ie.
Should i just be using show_all OR .run, and not both?Code:dialog.show_all() hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_progress_indicator(dialog, 1) dialog.run()
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2010-02-18
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Comment out dialog.run() (and dialog.destroy() if you have it) and see if it works with show_all. I have a feeling it won't, however - it requires the GTK main loop to be running (dunno if Qt plays nice with it, though; so it may work). That said, creating a GTK dialog does seem a little convoluted
Why not just do what SiB does and create a progress bar in a Qt dialog?
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2010-02-19
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Hi everyone, could do with a little developer help please.
In my app i have an update button, when this presses i have about 5-8 seconds of updates that happen.
I have found a method that i like, but can't quite get it to work as i thought it should. Could someone please give me a few pointers?
The indicator box looks good and works well, but the user needs to click to get rid of it. I was hoping that the indicator would load up, let the code run, and then vanish when complete.
Am i doing something wrong?
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