I think, I can answer my own question. But only with respect to the
_reason_ for this behaviour. I have to admit, that I don't like this
behaviour:
The problem is the namespace ui. Because OnyxDialog is defined in that
namespace, it has to be referred to as ui::OnyxDialog in
| QMessageBox.Yes)
Can this be caused by the TransferThis annotation? Or by the C++
reference to the QString? Or do you see something else, that's wrong
with this?
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If you want to have a closer look at the project, see here:
https://github.com/tuxor1337/PyOnyx
The problematic line
Thanks, that worked :) Now everything is running fine.
You definitely need to remove all the /TransferThis/ except for the
one on the parent argument.
Phil
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You are right, that's indeed a rather obvious option. Thanks again for
your patience :)
You use SIP to describe the bindings you want to create - this is not
necessarily the same as the API of the underlying library. In other words
you don't teach SIP to cut off the ui from the namespace, just
Why does the attached sip-file always fail to be sipped with the
following error message:
sip: my_dialog.sip:15: syntax error
(line 15 is class MyDialog : public QDialog {)
I tried to use a configure.py or directly call sip command line, but it
always fails with the same error message.
Thanks for your quick response!
What version of SIP are you using? Assuming it's older than v4.13.1 then
you need to remove the public (as it says in the documentation for your
version).
Yes, you are right. I'm using 4.12.2, so next time I'm going to refer to
the documentation provided with
Hi all,
maybe somebody can help me with this. I'm using SIP 4.12.2.
My configure.py script is executing the following sip command line:
/opt/python/bin/sip -c . -b ui/ui.sbf -I /opt/python/share/sip/PyQt4 -x
PyQt_Accessibility -x PyQt_Cursor -x PyQt_ImageFormat_JPEG -x
PyQt_Picture -x
