I am indeed looking for PyQwt, which should be installed already.
So how should I go about installing/opening these examples?
Is it something similar to converting .ui Qt files into .py codes:
pyuic form.ui > form.py
Thanks!
I am indeed looking for PyQwt, which should be installed already.
So how should I go about installing/opening these examples?
Is it something similar to converting .ui Qt files into .py codes:
pyuic form.ui > form.py
Thanks!
Ok so i managed opening them!
But now they are in C++ code, how can i get it to python code, ive never had c++ and it is different!
AFAIK PyQwt comes with it's own examples, that are written in Python. This is what you are looking for.
I'm don't know if these examples are included in the PyQwt package you have installed. If you don't find them look at the PyQwt project page.
I'm the author of Qwt, but I never used the Python bindings myself. So for further question better ask Gerard ( the author of the bindings ) on the PyQwt mailing list.
Uwe
nitriles (4th October 2007)
Ok thanks a lot!
I found the examples and they are a great help!
thanks again.
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