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parrot 3.6 error #94
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until now there is no solution to this problem. |
have you tried to install these:
or more generally look into your package manager for qt or qtwebkit? the error seems complaining about QtWebKit that is missing |
I have the same issue as the op. I also have the two libraries @b4dnewz mentioned and still receive the same error :: Any help? |
@metamonsta it could be the python qt library that is missing at this point.. I don't know exactly.. from a briefly google search you can try to search if exists and are missing packages of this pattern: I guess |
I recently started playing around with the program, and found something interesting. As we know, PyQt4 references a .QtWebkit and from there imports QtWebPage. The funny thing is, the requirements of PyQt4 does not include the QtWebkit, hence the error. I am on Parrot, I "Fixed" my issue by changing lines in three .py files from "from PyQt4.QtWebKit" to PySide instead of the PyQt4 library. The PySide Library supports the webkit, more specifically, the files I changed were FilterLocationsPointDialog.py, CreepyMain.py, and CreepyUI.py. Hope this helps, I get no exceptions when running, but the program doesn't launch. |
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "CreepyMain.py", line 20, in
from PyQt4.QtWebKit import QWebPage, QWebSettings
ImportError: No module named QtWebKit
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