Hi,
could you maybe post a complete, minimal example? Maybe
QGraphicsSceneEvent.source() needs some ownership modification in the
binding.
Regards,
Friedemann
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Hello,
So... I don't understand why this is happening but I finally figured out what
was causing the problem. Somehow I am not using drag and drop correctly.
I drag an item from a QListWidget and drop it onto a QGraphicsScene. In the
graphics scene events, I was checking that the
Thank you for the suggestion Alexis. I tried to connect this signal as
follows but never saw a message before the error happened.
along with other
connectionsself.ui.listBlockTypes.destroyed.connect(self.listSource_Destroyed)
another method in the application class...def
Hello Henry,
I usually get this error when I forget to keep an active reference on
one object from Python.
Then since QListWidget inherits QObject, you can connect something to
its "destroyed" signal to see when it gets deleted.
https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qobject.html#destroyed
Alexis.
On Mon,
