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Originally Posted by kiwidude
@jackie_w - I think that would be "the blind leading the blind leading the blind"  |
You'll do for me.
If I'd had to rely on the PyQt online documentation, I'd still be reading... it strikes me as a wonderful resource for those who already know most of the answers.
... which brings me to another question, is there a good manual for learning about PyQt, with lots of examples?
I found 'Rapid GUI Programming with Python and Qt' by Mark Summerfield. The early chapters were good enough to give me a
very basic toolkit, but it soon got beyond me
