I changed sipqtQTabBar.cpp and it worked. Thanks.
Yes, that's exactly what's happening.
If you are happy to regenerate the C++ code then remove the
/TransferBack/ from removeTab() in qtabbar.sip.
Otherwise change mJ4 to mJ0 on line 2917 of sipqtQTabBar.cpp.
Let me know if this solves
Hi,
I am trying to use the QTabBar/QTab classes and get a segmentation fault
when a tab is removed from the bar. I found a message in the PyKDE archive
that mentions that on the C++ level QTabBar::removeTab() calls the
destructor for the QTab object. Is it possible that the garbage collector in
Hi,
I have installed PyQt-3.0 (patch level 4; Qt 3.0.3; MS Visual Studio 6)
under Windows 2K. Using the QCanvas classes I discovered that calling the
brush() method in QCanvasRectangle causes the whole application to crash.
Here is an example program:
import qt
import qtcanvas
import sys
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-Original Message-
From: Phil Thompson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 3:19 AM
To: Kaercher, Joerg
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PyKDE] Problem with pyuic and QTable
Kaercher, Joerg wrote:
Hi,
I noticed two problems with the pyuic from
Hi,
I noticed two problems with the pyuic from PyQt v3.0 (patches 1 through 4)
when using a QTable widget:
1) 'from qttable import *' is missing and thus the QTable class is not
found.
2) The calls to 'setNumCols()' and 'horizontalHeader().setLabel()' appear on
the same line without a semicolon
Hi,
I tried to use the QUrlOperator class under Qt v3.0 (using PyQt v3.0pre6
under Linux) to contact an HTTP server and couldn't get it work. The Qt
documentation says that qInitNetworkProtocols() must be called before the
HTTP or FTP protocol can be used. But this function doesn't seem to be
