Hi Lokev,
According to the Qt API docs, QVariant's toInt method returns a tuple
with the first field being the value and
the second field - a boolean indicating whether or not the casting went
fine. Hence you would have to use
settings.value("MoneySpent", 0).toInt()[0] to retrieve the int value
Regards,
Prafulla
lokev wrote:
Hi Guys .. PyQt-noob .. and this is driving me nuts .. probably easy to sort
though ..
So I'm saving ints in a QSettings instance .. like this ..
def closeEvent(self, event):
settings = QSettings()
settings.setValue("MoneySpent", self.moneySpent)
and I'm loading this in init ..
def __init__(self, parent=None):
settings = QSettings()
self.moneySpent = settings.value("MoneySpent", 0).toInt()
but then the type of self.moneySpent is a tuple, not an int, so when i later
try
self.moneySpent += 50
i get:
TypeError: can only concatenate tuple (not "int") to tuple ...
... soooo ? Why does "settings.value("MoneySpent", 0).toInt()" set the type
of self.moneySpent to tuple .... ?
I appreciate any help i can get to sort this out .. :)
- lokev
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