> factory = kdecore.KLibLoader.self().factory( "libkonsolepart" );
> p=factory.create( win)
>
> with
>
> p = kparts.createReadWritePart("libkonsolepart", win, "konsole",
> "KParts::Part")
>
> The syntax for this convenience function is
>
> createReadWritePart(lib, parent, name, className, args)
>
> and I think I've chosen the correct library and class names for your
> example.
Well, that works fine and I get a terminal, but I run into another problem.
To use the TerminalInterface-specific functionality, you need a
TerminalInterface like this:
TerminalInterface* t = static_cast<TerminalInterface*>( p->qt_cast(
"TerminalInterface" ) );
And I am, of course, getting a kparts.KParts.ReadWritePart
Is there a way to recast it from the python side of things, or is it a
problem on the PyKDE side?
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