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Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Embedding qtgui widgets inside QFrame


From: Marcus Müller
Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Embedding qtgui widgets inside QFrame
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2016 13:47:43 +0200
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Same blank window here, doesn't even respond to "window close" events; my machine (let's call it workhorse) runs awesome WM, cinnamon session manager underneath. Hm.
Attaching to that process with a slightly python-tuned GDB results in what seems to be a blocking call to read() on a socket that ICE uses (yay! haven't had ICE trouble in so long!). All other threads are Thrift threads waiting for something.

Sooooo ICE problems. Getting out the good ol' tome of fixing elaborate technology by random incantation and extensive guesswork, does deleting ~/.ICEauthority fix the issue? For me, it does.

I honestly don't know what happens when your delete the .ICEauthority file.

Cheers,
Marcus

On 23.03.2016 21:21, West, Nathan wrote:
I've got a really dumb UI made from qt4-designer, pythonized with pyuic4, and an app that imports and creates the ui. Inside this app I make a qtgui.time_sink_c and a qtgui.freq_sink_c. My UI has empty frames that I place a sip-wrapped instance of the qtgui widgets in.

On one machine, let's call it pepper (running i3), the qtgui widgets load up and the whole things displays/behaves nicely. On another machine, let's call it saffron (running KDE), the UI shows up blank and I can't exit (have to kill it from terminal).

Both machines have GNU Radio v3.7.9.1 on Debian 8.3 with the only major software difference being KDE vs i3.

As a sanity check I use a third machine (let's not call it anything special) also running Debian 8.3 and KDE which has the same issue as saffron (no widgets displayed). Switching to gnome shows the same behavior. Switching to i3 works (all widgets show up and qtgui widgets are displayed). If I never create the qtgui widgets in KDE/Gnome then the other widgets will show up. If I create the qtgui widgets, but don't do anything with the I have the same issue (no other widgets show up)

Has anyone run in to this and if so how did you solve it? Does anyone know what KDE/Gnome is doing to make qtgui widgets kill my UI? Run this script to try it: https://github.com/n-west/gr-vsg/blob/master/vsg.py

Cheers,
-nw


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