"Lawrence Shafer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> files from QT Designer. I am getting the error below and do not
> understand what's going on.
Neither do I but try debugging it to find out which object causes
the error
> File "atf.py", line 56, in open
> if self.isUntitled and self.textBrowser.document().isEmpty() and
> not
> self.isWindowModified():
> RuntimeError: underlying C/C++ object has been deleted
That line refers to 3 objects (not counting self)
Try splitting it so:
if self.isUntitled:
if self.textBrowser:
d = self.TextBrowser.document()
if d.isEmpty():
if self.isWindowModified():
# your code here...
Should return the error at the line with the dead reference
Alternatively use a debugger (IDLE/winpdb?) to stop at the
line immediately before the if test and examoine the
various values.
Once you know which object is the problem you have
some chance of fiinding out why...
Beyond that I can't help since I've never used Qt.
--
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