def __init__(self, urlstring, refreshrate):
self.canvas = r.createCanvas(INTERNAL)
self.webview = PythonQt.QtWebKit.QWebView()
self.canvas.AddWidget(self.webview)
url = PythonQt.QtCore.QUrl(urlstring)
self.webview.load(url)
self.refreshrate = refreshrate #XXX refreshing not implemented yet. or is it automatic with webviews and uicanvases?-o
print "setting avatar yaw with %f" % a
r.setAvatarYaw(a)
if 0: #avatar rotation #XXX crashes when the avatar is not there! XXX
x = 0
y = 0
z = 0.1 #this is the actual rotation thingie
w = 0
print "rotating the avatar to", (x, y, z, w)
r.setAvatarRotation(x, y, z, w)
if 0: #create a new qt canvas
try:
c = r.c
except: #initial run
c = r.createCanvas()
r.c = c
else: #the canvas has already been created
#import PythonQt
#print globals()
#print '=============='
#print 'box' in globals()
#print dir(PythonQt)
#print box
print "~~~"
#print "test t:", test
#print "canvas t:", __canvas__
print c
if 0: #add a signal handler to the ui loaded above, i.e. create a slot and connect it
r.c.label.text = "py-commanded"
print "setting avatar yaw with %f" % a
r.setAvatarYaw(a)
if 0: #avatar rotation #XXX crashes when the avatar is not there! XXX
x = 0
y = 0
z = -1 #this is the actual rotation thingie
w = 0
print "rotating the avatar to", (x, y, z, w)
r.setAvatarRotation(x, y, z, w)
if 0: #create a new qt canvas
try:
c = r.c
except: #initial run
c = r.createCanvas()
r.c = c
else: #the canvas has already been created
#import PythonQt
#print globals()
#print '=============='
#print 'box' in globals()
#print dir(PythonQt)
#print box
print "~~~"
#print "test t:", test
#print "canvas t:", __canvas__
print c
if 0: #add a signal handler to the ui loaded above, i.e. create a slot and connect it
r.c.label.text = "py-commanded"
