1. I can import qt just fine. I can use the qApp object to resize, hide, etc, the main window
2. I can create QObjects with no parents. No problems. 3. I can create QObjects with qApp.mainWidget() as the parent. 4. If I try to create by: w=QObject() w2=QObject(w)
it crashes on the NEXT time through my python interpreter.
5. If I try to create a defaultly constructed QWidget (or QDockWindow, probably others), it crashes on the NEXT time through my python interpreter.
Any ideas folks?
Kevin Schmidt wrote:
I was having trouble, but thats gone now. Turns out that I can call QT commands, but any subsequent commands crash it. It may be my interpreter embedding - I'll have to look further.
Kevin
Myddrin wrote:
Is libqtc compilied against the same version of QT as you're app is compiled with. I had a similar problem when I was importing a libqtc compiled against qt 3.1.2, but my main app was a qt 3.3.2 app.
Just a thought.
On Friday 28 May 2004 5:14 pm, Kevin Schmidt wrote:
I am running a QT C++ application with an embedded python interpreter. I can import PyQt and access existing objects thought the qApp variable. However, I can't seem to construct anything - my app quits. I don't actually get a message (its lost in the embeddedness), but it seems to be the "QPaintDevice: Must construct a QApplication before a QPaintDevice" problem. Not sure though.
Any suggestions?
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