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#127
This might sound confusing at first, but do you have object you're not the owner of ? I.e. a Qt object that you use from Python, but which is created/owned/destroyed by a native Qt object ? Most of the times I oops myself with PyQt is when an object implicitly gets destroyed behind the scenes and I call upon it not realizing it's gone. It would be great if you could strace the app (or get a traceback) to see where exactly is it crashing.

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Originally Posted by noobmonkey View Post
No one fancy testing it? - dont fancy removing all the dbus stuff and possibly gtk stuff - just confused as to why it runs ok with warnings locally, but must be erroring out from the utilities menu...
Tis odd (It does save a file during the run though - so it could be that erroring out?
Also, can you paste the .desktop file you're using ?
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Last edited by attila77; 2010-02-22 at 15:08.
 

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