I have a simple application that runs a process that can last for several minutes before completing. I am trying to provide an indication to the user that it is processing the request – such as changing the cursor to an hourglass. But I cannot quite get it to work right. All of my attempts have resulted in either an
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Print Javascript Exceptions In A QWebView To The Console
I’m using PyQt4 and a QWebView widget to view a webpage, but it appears as though there is a problem with my Javascript. Other browsers seem to run ok, so I would like to know if any exceptions are occurring by printing them to the console. The code I’m using is below. What do I need to add to do
What is the correct way to make my PyQt application quit when killed from the console (Ctrl-C)?
What is the correct way to make my PyQt application quit when killed from the console (Ctrl-C)? Currently (I have done nothing special to handle unix signals), my PyQt application ignores SIGINT (Ctrl+C). I want it to behave nicely and quit when it is killed. How should I do that? Answer 17.4. signal — Set handlers for asynchronous events Although