Terminal block generator cross-platform (Page 4 of 6)

You could add in config page number/page ID.

Hi, there are new version. Current version is 0.5.3. Fixes save  page number/id in config.

I tested hoy to install / updates on fresh Windows 7 and Lubuntu 16.04. To run the program in boths systems type "qet_tb_generator" at command line.

Requires python 3.5 or above.

>> First install on Linux
1. check you have pip3 installed: pip3 --version.
   If not install with: sudo apt-get install python3-pip
2. Install the program: sudo pip3 install qet_tb_generator
3. Run the program: qet_tb_generator

>> Update on Linux
sudo pip3 install --upgrade qet_tb_generator

>> First install on Windows
1. Install, if required, python 3.5 or above
2. pip install qet_generator

>> Update on Windows
python -m pip install --upgrade qet_tb_generator

scorpio810, I you test and work for you like me, you can consider to add an entry menu to launch this script. 

The menu entry migth only appears if "qet_tb_generator" is installed. To check that could be interesting that my script answers something like:
    qet_tb_generator -v
    0.5.3
If exists an answer, you can show the menu entry to launch the script. If you need some change say me.

I will look to add this new entry, but not tonight, I just arrive to my home and I'm too tired, holidays is finish for me .. 

Run qet_tb_generator is not easy and no time, but I tried to install qet_tb_generator directly in QET, now work on Gnu/Linux :

Unalcalde if you can help me for run this script :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1918 … hon-script

In the diff file, you are assuming that python 3.5 is intalled and QET is executing on linx. If you want I try to fix, but maybe is easy a menu command that launch the qet_tb_generator if it's installed.

If it's not intalled,  migth appears a msg indicating how to do, and a link to https://pypi.python.org/pypi/qet-tb-generator/

In next versions of QET, the menu entry remain, but it will launch the internal borne generator instead  of qet_tb_generator.

Hi. This works. 
The menu entry might be something like: "Launch plugin ..."
The text of message box something like:

Requires python 3.5 or above.
>> First install on Linux
1. check you have pip3 installed: pip3 --version.
   If not install with: sudo apt-get install python3-pip
2. Install the program: sudo pip3 install qet_tb_generator
3. Run the program: qet_tb_generator
>> Update on Linux
sudo pip3 install --upgrade qet_tb_generator
>> First install on Windows
1. Install, if required, python 3.5 or above
2. pip install qet_generator
>> Update on Windows
python -m pip install --upgrade qet_tb_generator

CODE

/**
* @brief QETDiagramEditor::slot_generateTerminalBlock
*/
void QETDiagramEditor::slot_generateTerminalBlock() {

bool success;
QProcess *process = new QProcess(qApp);

// If launched under control:
//connect(process, SIGNAL(errorOcurred(int error)), this, SLOT(slot_generateTerminalBlock_error()));
//process->start("qet_tb_generator");

success = process->startDetached("qet_tb_generator");
if ( !success ) {
QMessageBox::warning(0,
"Error launching plugin",
"To install the plugin blah blah\nVisit https://pypi.python.org/pypi/qet-tb-generator/" );
}

}

Revision: 4676
Author:   scorpio810
Date:     2016-08-30 23:42:35 +0200 (Tue, 30 Aug 2016)
Log Message:
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Added new entry for launch plugin qet_tb_generator, thanks Raul

I understand why my tests don't work :
If I run QET with Qt creator plugin don't run and in Qt creator console I saw this warning :
This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "xcb" etc...and now I see if I run directly binary compiled in source is work well , Strange ..
And I complicate my life wanting to run a shell with python3 command to launch plugin in QET entry ...

Thank you so much Unalcalde.

I tried on VM Windows, and Debian packages too, plugin work fine, nice.

Perfect !!

By now it's enough. In about 6 months I'll can dedicate more time.

If there are some bug in qet_tb_generator say me.

Ok, added pyqt5-dev-tools to Recommends in Debian packages.

Now, where is stored python code on linux version ?