Thanks for the quick answer.
But I would not expect the python interpreter to crash because of a wrong
command.
Exactly as I do not expect the shell to crash because a program core dumps.
Would you?
Please consider revising your decision.
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It crashes because that's what Qt is designed to do when you misuse the
library in that way, it doesn't matter if it's a Python, Ruby, or pure
C++ application, it will cause the process to be terminated.
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Bugs, which is
QWidget: Must construct a QApplication before a QPaintDevice is the
key. That's a Qt error message telling you your code is wrong. Not
PyQt specific.
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QWidget: Must construct a QApplication before a QPaintDevice is the
key. That's a Qt error message telling you your code is wrong. Not
PyQt specific.
** Changed in: python-qt4 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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