I use PythonQt in a screenshot tool I'm developing and users running Arch Linux (and therefore using the latest version of PythonQt) are reporting errors with the QtUiTools wrapper:
ImportError: No module named 'PythonQt.QtUiTools';
I dug around in the code and found that the uitools wrappers were removed in r429. Was this intentional? Is there a way to activate the wrappers again without patching the code?
Last edit: Olav Sortland Thoresen 2016-07-25
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Hi,
I use PythonQt in a screenshot tool I'm developing and users running Arch Linux (and therefore using the latest version of PythonQt) are reporting errors with the QtUiTools wrapper:
I dug around in the code and found that the uitools wrappers were removed in r429. Was this intentional? Is there a way to activate the wrappers again without patching the code?
Last edit: Olav Sortland Thoresen 2016-07-25
No, I think this was not intentional. I just re-added it to the SVN-trunk.
Thanks!