Hi, It seems sip 4.14.3 forgets QTextUserData objects.
when I do this (Python 2.7. after importing * from PyQt4.QtCore and QtGui): This is SIP 4.13.2 (and PyQt 4.9.3): >>> doc=QTextDocument() >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData() None >>> data=QTextBlockUserData() >>> data.value = 123 >>> doc.firstBlock().setUserData(data) >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData() <PyQt4.QtGui.QTextBlockUserData object at 0xb69f880c> >>> del data >>> # much later we are requesting the data again..... >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData() <PyQt4.QtGui.QTextBlockUserData object at 0xb69f880c> >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData().value 123 Note that in sip 4.13.2 the QTextBlockUserData both times has the same object ID. Now the same command sequence in SIP 4.14.3 (and PyQt 4.9.6): >>> doc=QTextDocument() >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData() None >>> data=QTextBlockUserData() >>> data.value = 123 >>> doc.firstBlock().setUserData(data) >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData() <PyQt4.QtGui.QTextBlockUserData object at 0xb6a7065c> >>> del data >>> # much later we are requesting the data again..... >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData() <PyQt4.QtGui.QTextBlockUserData object at 0xb6a706a4> >>> print doc.firstBlock().userData().value Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> AttributeError: 'QTextBlockUserData' object has no attribute 'value' Note that it isn't forgotten that there is a QTextUserData set, but it is returned as a different object, without the 'value' attribute that was previously set. Is this a bug? Wilbert Berendsen -- Wilbert Berendsen (http://www.wilbertberendsen.nl) _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list PyQt@riverbankcomputing.com http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
