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<div><span class="tab"> </span><span class="tab">Sorry about
that "End" property. I've already fixed it but I haven't
uploaded binaries yet. I'll do this tonight. In the
mean-time as a workaround you could just assign an unused
variable to the End property, the effect would be the same.</span></div>
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the SVG generator, this one I haven't encountered. I'll
attempt to include the fix in the tonight binaries.<br>
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Many thanks for your quick response Dimitar.<br>
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To be more explicit, the SVG properties I am using are Filename,
Size, Title and Description. The missing Filename property, in
particular, makes the class useless as it is used to set the output
file.<br>
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I am also having trouble getting this line, which used to work in
PyQt, to compile:<br>
QtGui.QApplication.[sS]etOverrideCursor(QtCore.Qt.CursorShape.WaitCursor);<br>
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although the corresponding:<br>
QtGui.QApplication.[rR]estoreOverrideCursor();<br>
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seems to be compiling ok. Is this my misunderstanding? I did try to
see if this version of setOverrideCursor would work, but it doesn't
because of a type mismatch:<br>
QApplication.OverrideCursor = Qt.CursorShape.WaitCursor;<br>
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For the moment, I've commented out both calls in my code but it
would be good to reinstate them.<br>
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Finally, I notice a warning:<br>
Warning 13 'QtGui.QGraphicsItem.Scale(double,
double)' is obsolete: '"instead."' <br>
which I didn't get in PyQt and isn't marked as obsolete in the qt
4.8 docs - indeed it was only introduced in qt 4.6. <br>
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Regards<br>
Ruth<br>
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