To get a python string copy of the contents of a QString object, I have
been using unicode(some_qstring) .
>>> qs = QString(u'BAZ')
>>> len(unicode(qs))
3
So I was surprised when I did the analogous thing to get a
python string copy of the contents of a QChar.
>>> qc = QChar(u'Z')
>>> len(unicod
Oops--nevermind about that SO post. I removed it after realizing that
the Chat Demo I originally posted does not, in fact, export any
functions accepting an *array* of struct. After modifying it (in a
slightly contrived way) so that it does, the dbus-python script to
invoke it works fine.
If anyo
While attempting to put together a test case for this array-of-struct
difficulty I'm having, I discovered that I can't even talk to most of
these (C++/Qt) services using the standard dbus-python module. For any
method that takes an array-of-struct, I always get 'No such method'
errors.
Since this
