On Monday 27 August 2007, Phil Thompson wrote:
Crashes on exit have two causes...
- PyQt bugs related to object ownership
- C++ objects being deleted in the wrong order (because Python objects are
being garbage collected in a fairly random order).
To debug these...
- Always use current
Hello.
I'm getting the same backtrace as mentioned in [1]. Please find attached
a minimal C++ example application that successfully saves its state, and
a Python equivalent that crashes when logging out of KDE.
Note that the crash is not related to using config, just providing an
empty
On Tuesday 28 August 2007 11:10, Adeodato Simó wrote:
Hello.
I'm getting the same backtrace as mentioned in [1]. Please find attached
a minimal C++ example application that successfully saves its state, and
a Python equivalent that crashes when logging out of KDE.
Note that the crash is not
* Jim Bublitz [Tue, 28 Aug 2007 12:56:19 -0700]:
On Tuesday 28 August 2007 11:10, Adeodato Simó wrote:
Hello.
I'm getting the same backtrace as mentioned in [1]. Please find attached
a minimal C++ example application that successfully saves its state, and
a Python equivalent that
David Boddie wrote:
It sounds like you have a widget in a dialog, but you're not using a
layout manager, so nothing is resizing the widget. I wrote a tutorial
for EuroPython last year that covered the basic principles of PyQt:
* Adeodato Simó [Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:30:36 +0200]:
Do you think there's a chance a newer version of PyKDE could help?
Oh my. I built 3.16 from source (it's not in Debian yet, I'm afraid) and
it... works! Thanks for confirming it worked for you, which triggered me
to build the new version. :)
Hi list,
I recently played around a little bit with stackless python and also
wanted to try it together with PyQt to see how lightweight threading
works. The problem is that it look like stackless and pyqt4 do not
like each other very much.
from PyQt4 import QtCore
gives me a Bus error
Phil Thompson wrote:
Ok, I found a pretty quick way to crash it.
* You open eric4.
* Go to Project- Version Control - New From Repository
* Select Subversion(svn)
* Hit Ok and voila, it crashes (at least for me).
I still can't reproduce it.
Well, I can reproduce it on a clean RHEL 4
