Hi -
I have some code which doesn't appear to work on x86_64 python, but does on
i386
def MyModel(qt4.QAbstractItemModel):
...
def __init__(self, ...):
self.objdict = {}
...
def index(self, row, column, parent):
"""Construct an index for a child of parent."""
if not parent.isValid():
parentobj = None
else:
parentobj = self.objdict[parent.internalId()]
children = self._getChildren(parentobj)
c = children[row]
cid = id(c)
self.objdict[cid] = c
return self.createIndex(row, column, cid)
The python Ids appear to be large integer values, e.g. 183006915920, but when
they are returned from internalId(), then they come back as negative values
e.g., -1676677808L, which don't even appear to match the bit pattern of the
original value.
I seem to remember the old example simpletreemodel.py used internalId, but does
no long. Maybe this could reproduce the problem (I don't have a copy, and old
PyQt versions aren't archived).
Jeremy
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