On 9-12-2008 19:38, Phil Thompson wrote:
That code is converting the exception to a user error message when
they are
running pyuic4 from the command line - so it's doing what it should.
Phil
Hmm, I think that it should be a warning not an error.
The reasons I see are:
* PyQt3Support exists.
* One cannot use names starting with "Q3".
* Usually in python till the last moment no one knows if a class
will be there or not.
I don't know if there are deeper reasons to avoid the generation of Q3*
code, but if the only limitation is that check on the name, it is
perhaps better suited to be a compile warning (resulting in a runtime
error if the warning was true :P)
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