Phil Thompson wrote:
Sorry - I should have noticed this right at the start...
The problem is that you are not keeping a reference to the function
object that lambda returns - so it is getting garbage collected
immediately. The signal is them emitted to an object that no longer
exists,
"Aaron J. Ginn" wrote:
Phil Thompson wrote:
However, I don't like segfaults - send me a small but complete script
that demonstrates the problem and I'll take a look.
Phil
I've attached a script that displays the core dump. I also included the
non-lambda version of the connect
Phil Thompson wrote:
As lambda functions are supposed to be "syntactic sugar for a normal
function definition" I don't see how using it helps you. Your function
wouldn't be executed until the button click anyway.
If I write the connect statement without a lambda as follows:
Phil Thompson wrote:
However, I don't like segfaults - send me a small but complete script
that demonstrates the problem and I'll take a look.
Phil
I've attached a script that displays the core dump. I also included the
non-lambda version of the connect statement that shows how the pop-up
