[PyKDE] Make '/keyPressEvent' listening?

Andreas Pakulat apaku at gmx.de
Wed Oct 11 14:43:18 BST 2006


On 11.10.06 15:11:50, Johannes Graumann wrote:
> > Ok, stop right here. Throw away all code you have. Read and understand
> > the examples that come with PyQt4 and get a good book on Python/OO
> > programming. You're clearly lacking OO programming skills and Qt is
> > OO-only so you need them.
> > 
> > This is not meant offensive, I'm just telling you you won't be able to
> > resolve your problems unless you get a good idea about OOP (in Python).
> I learn best by working on something I actually want to get accomplished.

IMHO, this works if you have a basic knowledge about how to start, but it
seems to me you don't have that. 

> If the triviality of my questions offends you,

It's not, this was really just meant to help you get the basics
straight.

> Just remember, that you learned this too sometimes and I bet most of it was from other people and their examples.

No, actually the basics of OOP I learned by studying 1 or 2 books about
Java and C++ and understanding the code-snippets they had. Only
afterwards I started to code the first applications.

Maybe you can start with walking through this tutorial:
http://docs.python.org/tut/tut.html

Especially chapter 9 about classes. Then I'd suggest to find a PyQt4
example that is a bit similar to what you want to build and try to
modify it to do what you want. 

Andreas

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