Bruce Sass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ...but, if Qt/PyQt does not have a hook into where you want, the only
> solution may be to expect the unexpected.
And that is just what I am asking for (unless someone can think of a
better method). What I suggested was something like:
qt.set_exception_handler (some_function)
so that some_function() gets called when the PyQt code catches that
exception.
It'd be great to be able to do:
while 1:
try:
app.exec_loop ()
except:
QMessageBox.warning (parent, 'title',
'Unanticipated exception')
though I don't know if Qt's exec() is reentrant and we should probably
not break old code that doesn't expect the exec_loop() to ever quit.
--pete
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