def _getTypeCombobox(self, additionalTypes=None):
""" Initializes and returns a combination box displaying available property types. """
stringList = QStringList()
if not additionalTypes is None:
for typeName in additionalTypes:
if not typeName in self._propertyTypeNames:
stringList.append(typeName)
for typeName in self._propertyTypeNames:
stringList.append(typeName)
typeComboBox = QComboTableItem(self.propertyTable, stringList)
typeComboBox.setEditable(True)
return typeComboBox
class EnvError(Exception):
def __init__(self, value):
self.value = value
def __str__(self):
return repr(self.value)
tweek_base_dir = getenv("TWEEK_BASE_DIR")
if not tweek_base_dir:
raise EnvError, "TWEEK_BASE_DIR environment variable not set"
# Construct the path to the images that will be loaded by the GUI.
image_dir = path.join(tweek_base_dir, "share", "tweek", "python", "images")
# Set up PyQt.
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
# XXX: Is there a cleaner way to define a QStringList from Python?
QMimeSourceFactory.defaultFactory().setFilePath(QStringList(image_dir))
# Load the user's preferences file. If it does not exist, it will be created.
prefs = prefs.GlobalPreferences("/home/patrick/.tweekrc")
prefs.parse()
frame = tweekframe.TweekFrame()
# XXX: This is a hack because I am lame.
frame.globalPrefs = prefs
frame.subjMgrList = []
frame.show()
app.exec_loop()
