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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2012-07-05
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I'll probably be no help, but I'll take a stab: do you have pyside installed.
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2012-07-05
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Originally Posted by newpyguy
yes. that should provide QtDeclarative library..
Ive been learning python and pygame. Made a couple simple games and got them running on my n900.
Ive just started looking in qml. I tried an example, but it seems Im missing qtdeclarative.
Do I just need to install qt4.7 or later ?
TRX.
Last edited by trx; 2012-07-05 at 22:45.
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2012-07-06
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I do have pyside, but it doesnt have qtdeclarative either.
I just read that CSSU(which I have) already has qt4.7. I can see that libqt4-declarative is installed. But still python cant find it.
from PyQt4 import QtDeclarative
Thats correct, isnt it ? I get "ImportError: cannot import name QtDeclarative"
I just read that CSSU(which I have) already has qt4.7. I can see that libqt4-declarative is installed. But still python cant find it.
from PyQt4 import QtDeclarative
Thats correct, isnt it ? I get "ImportError: cannot import name QtDeclarative"
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2012-07-06
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Originally Posted by newpyguy
Nope, you have to use PySide:
from PyQt4 import QtDeclarative
Thats correct, isnt it ? I get "ImportError: cannot import name QtDeclarative"
Code:
from PySide import QtDeclarative
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2012-07-06
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I did try pyside before.
Originally Posted by MartinK
But was missing the extra modules which ^that got me. Thanks.
Also make sure you the python-pyside package installed - it should bring in all PySide modules and dependencies.
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Ive just started looking in qml. I tried an example, but it seems Im missing qtdeclarative.
Do I just need to install qt4.7 or later ?