On Friday 14 May 2004 1:14 pm, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote: > Hi Phil, > > On Friday 14 May 2004 08:30, Phil Thompson wrote: > > The fix will be in tonight's SIP4 snapshot. Rebuild both PyQt and > > PyKDE. > > Does that fix the closing problems of pyKHTMLPart.py, too: > > TypeError: queryClose() takes exactly 1 argument (7 given) > > When catching that arguments with *args, and printing them, my x86_64 > box spits out: > > queryClose args: (<__main__.qt.QString object at 0x2a96223e30>, > <__main__.qt.QString object at 0x2a96223fb0>, <__main__.qt.QString > object at 0x2a96239050>, <__main__.qt.QString object at > 0x2a962390b0>, None, -1787777593) > queryExit args: (<__main__.qt.QString object at 0x2a96223e30>, > <__main__.qt.QString object at 0x2a96223fb0>, <__main__.qt.QString > object at 0x2a96239050>, <__main__.qt.QString object at > 0x2a962390b0>, None, 9390432) > > This happens with: > > qt-3.3.1 > kde-3.2.1 > sip-20040510 > PyQt-20040509-sip4 > PyKDE-3.11rc1-sip4 > > I would highly appreciate a patch to check against..
Yes, it looks like that was the same bug. > BTW: What happened to sipgen/gencode.c.patch (attached)? I haven't > checked, if it's needed, but applies cleanly to sip 4 (20040510). The code is already included - I wouldn't expect it to apply cleanly. > Also, I found an unspecified patch in SuSEs build (sip.diff). Would > you take a look into and check if it is really necessary? At least, > it also apply cleanly and does no user visible harm, but I hate > unspecified patches.. It's not necessary - the same code already appears a few lines further down. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
