There are 5 articles tagged as "pyqt"

pugdebug 1.0.0.

on July 01, 2015. in Programming, Software, Development. A 2 minute read.

After 3 months since announcing that I’m working on pugdebug, and some 5 months since I actually started working on it, it is finally time to let version 1.0.0 out in the wild.

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Introducing pugdebug

on April 01, 2015. in Software, Programming, Development. A 2 minute read.

In my spare time in the past few months I was working on a tool that would help
me in my every day job as a PHP programmer. As you may, or may not, know, I’m
using vim as my editor/almost IDE, but one thing that is missing from it is the
ability to debug PHP files remotely. Yes, there are a bunch of plugins out
there that add debugging to vim, but none of them felt usable for me.

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Passing arguments to custom slots in PyQt

on November 30, 2010. in Programming. A 1 minute read.

While hacking on ape, I came to a situation where I need to pass some arguments to a custom defined slot. The slot is being called from different signals, one where the argument is passed by PyQt itself and a second one where I need to programmatically pass the argument to the slot.

While working on ape I had a problem with figuring out how to properly connect a signal to a slot, where the signal is emitted by a QTreeView widget. As this is not my first app with python and pyqt, I was doing something like (this is, btw, the “old style”):

ape is a PHP editor

on November 06, 2010. in Development, Programming. A 2 minute read.

A week ago I started working on a simple editor/IDE for PHP called ape. That’s my weak try on creating a reverse acronym as ape stands for - ape is a PHP editor. This is kind of an introductory post into the whole developing process of it, as my intention is to blog about it a bit more :)

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