On Friday 13 June 2003 5:17 pm, Frederick Polgardy Jr wrote:
> Weird, if you add the QColorGroup arg to both (the other overloaded version
> of the method), you then get the opposite exception!:
>
> ...
> def paintCell(self, painter, row, col, rect, selected, cg):
> QTable.paintCell(self, painter, row, col, rect, selected, cg)
> ...
>
> TypeError: paintCell() takes exactly 7 arguments (6 given)
>
> Could SIP be mixing up which version is getting mapped to which C++ method?
Remember that Python doesn't support methods with the same name but with
different signatures - you have to handle this explicitly in code.
What you need to do is something like this...
def paintCell(self, painter, row, col, rect, selected, cg = None):
if cg:
QTable.paintCell(self, painter, row, col, rect, selected, cg)
else:
QTable.paintCell(self, painter, row, col, rect, selected)
Phil
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