On Wednesday September 10 2003 17:45, Sundance wrote:
> I heard Jim Bublitz said:
> I assume that it is not expected to work outside a
> KApplication, then? Maybe there should be a way to raise an
> exception rather than crash when this is called outside a
> KApplication...?
You'd have to talk t
I heard Jim Bublitz said:
> It returns a 7 item list here (exact same code as above in a
> KApplication).
Ah. The 'in a KApplication' part may actually be the crucial point. :)
> Can you provide a *short*, complete example
> program that segfaults on this?
Already did. 0:)
#!/bin/env python
fr
On Wednesday September 10 2003 12:23, Sundance wrote:
> I'm prodding at the under-the-hood niftiness that makes KDE's
> beauty and strength, using the Python bindings, but so far
> I've not had much success, I am sorry to report.
> For example, this code:
> from kio import *
> offer = KTrader.sel
On Wednesday 10 September 2003 21:23, Sundance wrote:
> I'm prodding at the under-the-hood niftiness that makes KDE's beauty and
> strength, using the Python bindings, but so far I've not had much
> success, I am sorry to report.
>
> For example, this code:
>
> from kio import *
> offer = KTrad
Hiya,
I'm prodding at the under-the-hood niftiness that makes KDE's beauty and
strength, using the Python bindings, but so far I've not had much
success, I am sorry to report.
For example, this code:
from kio import *
offer = KTrader.self().query("text/html")
... causes Python to segfault.
I
On Wednesday September 10 2003 00:30, Patrick Stinson wrote:
> I've been using sip to generate python bindings for my lib,
> but ran into a problem with passing an enum to a member
> method.
> sip file:
> --
> public:
> enum ModuleType
> {
> Module,
> Producer,
>
I've been using sip to generate python bindings for my lib, but ran into a
problem with passing an enum to a member method.
sip file:
--
public:
enum ModuleType
{
Module,
Producer,
Consumer
};
static void AddModule(PK_Module *, ModuleType);
header file:
