Hi Stephen/All,
Thank you again for responding. 1. Should I refrain from using QListWidget to avoid the QListWidgetItem and just go with QListView or does that really not make a difference in this context? 2. I've used some logging to figure out when the crash occurs and more often than not it happens when my main window is constructing a new dialog to open. I pass a pretty simple python class between the two. Should I refrain from doing that? 3. I use the Designer to create my window/dialog and call setupUi. Is this known to be stable? Thank you again, Nathan On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 11:13 AM, Stephan Deibel <sdei...@wingware.com> wrote: > Nathan Warmerdam wrote: > >> Thank you for your reply, it is greatly appreciated. Would such a crash >> appear to happen inconsistently? As in not necessarily when accessing a >> QListWidgetItem? Or would it definitely happen when the code was looking >> at the item? >> > > I think it's inconsistent except maybe in the simplest cases. I'm not > really sure of all the ramifications, although I've seen crashes in PySide > internals that seemed to result from mishandling QIcon. So it's not > necessarily when the item gets accessed by you but also internally. I've > not been able to debug the problem at the C/C++ level so I don't really > fully understand its constraints. > > - Stephan > >
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