On Sunday 13 January 2013 12:06:45 Yann Lanthony wrote: > I've just tested to create a slot like yours (creating and returning an > instance of my custom model) in my minimal app and I have no segfault. > Maybe it's because you don't give your TargetListModel a parent. So you > create it and immediately return it but no one takes its ownership and it's > deleted to soon. This might explain the segfault.
Setting a parent works! If I understand correctly, Python loses its last reference to it (which doesn't happen in the wiki example) but when setting a parent PySide increases the Python refcount so it doesn't get GCed until the parent object is GCed. Does that sound right? Thanks a lot, Yosef.
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