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1- setInterface error #1

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mikebourbeauart opened this issue Nov 13, 2015 · 3 comments
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1- setInterface error #1

mikebourbeauart opened this issue Nov 13, 2015 · 3 comments

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@mikebourbeauart
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H15- error: 'PythonPanel' object has no attribute 'setInterface'

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mse_scriptEditor", line 8, in
File "C:/PROGRA1/SIDEEF1/HOUDIN1.16/houdini/scripts/python\pw_multiScriptEditor__init__.py", line 17, in showHoudini
size=size, pane=pane, replacePyPanel=replacePyPanel, hideTitleMenu=hideTitleMenu)
File "C:/PROGRA
1/SIDEEF1/HOUDIN1.16/houdini/scripts/python\pw_multiScriptEditor\managers_houdini.py", line 28, in show
hqt.show(scriptEditor.scriptEditorClass, _args, *_kwargs)
File "C:\PROGRA1\SIDEEF1\HOUDIN1.16\python27\lib\site-packages\hqt.py", line 80, in show
return showUi14( cls, name=name, floating=floating, position=position, size=size, pane=pane, replacePyPanel=replacePyPanel, hideTitleMenu=hideTitleMenu, dialog=dialog,useThisPanel=useThisPanel)
File "C:\PROGRA
1\SIDEEF1\HOUDIN1.16\python27\lib\site-packages\hqt.py", line 257, in showUi14
python_panel.setInterface(pypan)
AttributeError: 'PythonPanel' object has no attribute 'setInterface'

@paulwinex
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In Houdini 15 class PythonPanel was changed. Update hqt module! But still no full support. I wait new stabile build

@mikebourbeauart
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I just downloaded the zip today from your repo. Is this not the most updated one? Maybe could it be accessing an older version of hqt from my H14 install somewhere?

@paulwinex
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No. Qt in H15 is changed. this changes not supported yet. You need to wait and use default PyntonPanel for opening PySide widgets. But you still can use function hqt.get_h14_style() to apply correct style.

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