QSplitter missing in PyQt on the Zaurus Options

[zenyatta]

Hi all,

The following Python script runs fine on the big box but fails on the Z, saying name 'QSplitter' is not defined:

CODE

#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
from qt import *
app=QApplication(sys.argv)
split=QSplitter(Qt.Vertical, None)
label1=QLabel(split)
label1.setText("Test 1")
label2=QLabel(split)
label2.setText("Test 2")
split.showMaximized()
app.setMainWidget(split)
app.exec_loop()

Further, grep QSplitter `ipkg files python-pyqt` returns nothing - so the class isn't even mentioned in the Zaurus implementation. The Python packages I'm using come from the 3.3.6-pre1 feed.

Given that QSplitter is such a basic piece of UI I'm quite puzzled as to why it is absent. I can work around this limitation for now, fortunately, but someday I may well need a split pane so it's quite discomforting to see it missing. Is it perhaps there and I'm just looking in the wrong place? Has it been deprecated & replaced by something else? Can anyone provide an explanation? Any advice appreciated.

z.

[zenyatta]

I've discovered another omission: the QDragObject class does exist but all versions of the drag() method seem to be missing. They throw AttributeErrors in Python and grep drag libqte2.so.2 indicates that the class has source() and target() methods but no drag() - as far as I can tell.

I did find a list of Qtopia limitations on the Trolltech web site but it doesn't say anything about QDragObject. Pretty puzzling if you ask me. Does anyone have experience with QDragObject or QTextDrag under Qtopia?

z.