FROM : Uliano Guerrini
DATE : Wed Nov 07 10:41:43 2007
Il giorno 07/nov/07, alle ore 09:57, Bill Bumgarner ha scritto:
> Whether or not this is a bug in the Quartz module is semi-
> debatable. It is certainly inconvenient, but it is not unheard of
> for Python modules to behave this way.
ok, maybe I'm not enough confident with pyobjc, but I would like to
know how to use Quartz in, say, the drawRect method of a subclass of
NSView say myView
If I don't import myView in the main.py the view isn't drawn, so let
it be there
If I import Quartz in myView.py I got the problem... if I don't how
can the methods in myView.py know about Quarz?
uliano
DATE : Wed Nov 07 10:41:43 2007
Il giorno 07/nov/07, alle ore 09:57, Bill Bumgarner ha scritto:
> Whether or not this is a bug in the Quartz module is semi-
> debatable. It is certainly inconvenient, but it is not unheard of
> for Python modules to behave this way.
ok, maybe I'm not enough confident with pyobjc, but I would like to
know how to use Quartz in, say, the drawRect method of a subclass of
NSView say myView
If I don't import myView in the main.py the view isn't drawn, so let
it be there
If I import Quartz in myView.py I got the problem... if I don't how
can the methods in myView.py know about Quarz?
uliano
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