I figured this out a while ago, but in case anyone is searching:
The solution was quite simple. It turned out that one version of Qt had not
been compiled with OpenSSL, but the other had. Make sure Qt is compiled with
OpenSSL.
~ Devon
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El 04/01/11 14:08, Phil Thompson escribió:
The problem...
v2 of the QVariant API (the default for Python v3) eliminates QVariant as
a Python type. Python objects are converted to and from C++ QVariants
automatically as and when required. An invalid C++ QVariant is converted
to and from None.
ents to version 1.4.0
It is available via
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eric-ide/files/eric5/unstable/5.1-20110106
Regards
Detlev
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