Hi,
Phil Thompson wrote:
> It should, in theory, be possible to trap the exceptions. If you look at
> sipEmitToSlot() in qtlib.cpp (in SIP) you see that it implements the Qt
> feature of being able to call a slot with too many arguments. It does
> this by detecting the exception, checking what type it is, and re-trying
> the call with one less argument. (Python is a lovely language to work
> with.) So something could be done.
> However, for the reasons you give I'm not so keen on a solution that
> would allow your example to work. Out of interest, what happens when you
> build your own event loop and use processOneEvent() - ie. use that
> instead of exec_loop() in you example?
I tried:
while 1:
try:
app.processOneEvent()
except:
print "I'm so happy"
But I had no luck to see "I'm so happy", the message of the exception
goes to the console.
I really want to install a default error handler.
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