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Hi,
I'm creating a small application for accesing
a MySQL database.
The general layout of my application is a Main Form
(which inherits QDialog) which display the list of all records from a particular
table, and another form (a "detail" form) which is used to update the actual
data (it inherits QDialog too, and when called, its parent is set to the Main
Form). Everything seemed to work fine until I finished all the forms for each
table in the database, and decided to create a fancy menu/form
launcher based also on QDialog.
The menu is made up of QPushbuttons, each one
calling a different dialog, everything seems to work fine, until I try to add or
modify a record (which would load up the "detail" form), sometimes python
complains about a Type Error while trying to execute QDialog's constructor (sip
complains too: sip.call_ctor or something like that), or sometimes it just
segfaults.
I've tried to debug the code, but even when I try
to print the objects representation (to see their type), this causes the
application to segfault too
I know I'm not being very specific, I was hoping
somebody had stepped into a similar problem and offered me some
advice.
thanks
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- Re: [PyKDE] segmentation fault Carlos Miguel
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