nko
09-02-2004, 04:24 PM
I've got a little app I made in QT Designer. All it does is take the values you enter in to the fields and insert it in to a database... or so I hope it'll do some time later today!
When you click the "add data to the database" button, it signals a slot that puts all the entered info in to a big long SQL statement (which is a big string). Then, it executes that SQL command... but in practice, it gets to the part where I'm trying to get the value the user has selected from a combo box, then crashes, saying:
insufficient number of arguments to QComboBox.text()
I didn't supply any arguments, but according to this page (http://doc.trolltech.com/3.1/qcombobox.html#currentItem-prop), I don't think I need to supply an argument. By the way, this is in PyQt. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
When you click the "add data to the database" button, it signals a slot that puts all the entered info in to a big long SQL statement (which is a big string). Then, it executes that SQL command... but in practice, it gets to the part where I'm trying to get the value the user has selected from a combo box, then crashes, saying:
insufficient number of arguments to QComboBox.text()
I didn't supply any arguments, but according to this page (http://doc.trolltech.com/3.1/qcombobox.html#currentItem-prop), I don't think I need to supply an argument. By the way, this is in PyQt. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks!