On Thursday 13 May 2004 07:42 am, Jim Bublitz wrote: > Could you post a short example, or at least your slotOK method and the > connect stmt that goes with it? As you indicate, neither the sip files nor > KDE ask for any arguments (other than the implicit 'self' of course) and > neither does the C++ code sip generates (kdeuipart1.cpp, line 244,785 for > those who want to play along).
I've attached a small example that exhibits this weirdness on my system.
After clicking the ok and cancel buttons in the dialog, the script printed
this to my terminal:
slotOk was passed extra arguments (7.7737446446742396e-270,)
slotCancel was passed extra arguments (7.7737446446742396e-270,)
Odd, yes?
Troy Melhase, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When Christ calls a man, he bids him come and die. - Dietrich Bonhoeffer
funkydialogslots.py
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On Thursday 13 May 2004 07:42 am, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> Could you post a short example, or at least your slotOK method and the
> connect stmt that goes with it? As you indicate, neither the sip files nor
> KDE ask for any arguments (other than the implicit 'self' of course) and
> neither does the C++ code sip generates (kdeuipart1.cpp, line 244,785 for
> those who want to play along).
I've attached a small example that exhibits this weirdness on my system.
After clicking the ok and cancel buttons in the dialog, the script printed
this to my terminal:
slotOk was passed extra arguments (7.7737446446742396e-270,)
slotCancel was passed extra arguments (7.7737446446742396e-270,)
Odd, yes?
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Troy Melhase, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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When Christ calls a man, he bids him come and die. - Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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funkydialogslots.py
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