> I've searched around a bit and nothing has really seemed to help. Right > now > i'm working on developing a GUI for a system that uses a threaded backend, > and calls into the threads work perfectly fine. However, whenever a > callback from the threaded application happens and a QT object gets > touched, the whole thing freezes. I'm using QT 3.3.3 with PyQT 3.13 on > Python 2.3, and with a little bit of research it seems like the symptoms > all correlate to SIP3 issues. On Linux using PyQT 3.13 with SIP 4 > everything works beautifully, but on Windows it is quite ugly. Is there a > SIP4 release of PyQT for Windows around, or am I looking in the wrong > direction? Changing the threading code to use QThread is not an option > (although if there is some way of easily encapsulating calls that might be > a reasonable workaround). This problem in its entirety has given me quite > a > headache, and any ideas/solutions/leads would be fantastic.
I assume from what you say that you are using the non-commercial version of Qt/PyQt on Windows. This is SIP v3 based because the version of Qt is v2.x. If you want a version built with SIP v4 you will need the commercial versions of Qt and PyQt. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [email protected] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
