repo on github would be nice. makes it much easier to cooperate.
Me too. I already make a big part of our application scriptable, but the bugs that you mentioned produce a lot of trouble. Maybe we can cooperate to fix he bugs.
I also think that the endif warning is from an pythonqt parser bug. The strange thing is that i get it only when i add additional include directories. The parser sometimes does not see classes, but they are listed in the preprocess file. yeah, there are some weird bugs which need some checks. Do you use pythonqt only for qt stuff or do you use it for your own code as well (as i do)?
Hey Allen C Kempe, I have the same troubles as you mentioned above. Does your last patch suggestion fix some of the above problems like #endif without #if or something like that? Greetings Tonka
Hey, is it possible to call a function with a pointer-reference or reference in it (return value in the signature). The binding works (but i can not create the correct signature), but i have no plan how i can create a reference in python (with PythonQt). f.e. void foo(MyClass*& oValue)... // or void foo(int& oValue) Is there any way to do that? Thanks in advance
Works. Would be nice if the return-code would also be available as functioncall from PythonQt::self() itself.
This works. How can i get the value of sys.exit(100) (i mean the 100)? Or is it only possible to get it per the signal itself=
This works. How can i get the value of sys.exit(100) (i mean the 100)?