Hello,
after upgrade to SIP 4.4 and PyQt 3.16, all my PyQT programs which uses
QwidgetFactory stopped to work. If I call
QWidgetFactory.create(some_form.ui) from qtui module, I get SIGSEGV and
Python is killed instantly.
I have tried gdb, but my system is compiled without debugging symbols
On Saturday 01 April 2006 1:32 pm, Michal Křenek wrote:
Hello,
after upgrade to SIP 4.4 and PyQt 3.16, all my PyQT programs which uses
QwidgetFactory stopped to work. If I call
QWidgetFactory.create(some_form.ui) from qtui module, I get SIGSEGV and
Python is killed instantly.
I have tried
Hello,
I can't find a way to tell configure.py (in PyQt4, latest snapshot) where my
specs file are located. In my Qt 4.1 installation (RPM by Suse), specs files
are installed into /usr/share/qt/mkspecs. PyQt4's configure detects qt_dir
as /usr (because qmake is located in /usr/bin/), so it tries
On 03.04.06 17:43:22, Giovanni Bajo wrote:
I can't find a way to tell configure.py (in PyQt4, latest snapshot) where my
specs file are located. In my Qt 4.1 installation (RPM by Suse), specs files
are installed into /usr/share/qt/mkspecs. PyQt4's configure detects qt_dir
as /usr (because qmake
On Monday 03 April 2006 4:43 pm, Giovanni Bajo wrote:
Hello,
I can't find a way to tell configure.py (in PyQt4, latest snapshot) where
my specs file are located. In my Qt 4.1 installation (RPM by Suse), specs
files are installed into /usr/share/qt/mkspecs. PyQt4's configure detects
qt_dir as
Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't find a way to tell configure.py (in PyQt4, latest snapshot) where
my specs file are located. In my Qt 4.1 installation (RPM by Suse), specs
files are installed into /usr/share/qt/mkspecs. PyQt4's configure detects
qt_dir as /usr (because qmake is
SIP v4.4.1 has been released. This is a bug fix release. If you are using it
with PyQt then you don't need to rebuild PyQt.
Phil
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Try with the current SIP snapshot (you don't need to rebuild PyQt). If you
still have a problem then send me a small, but complete, example.
I have tried it with SIP 4.4.1 and also with latest SIP snapshot (20060403),
but it is still giving me SIGSEGV (I have not recompiled PyQT, only SIP
