'number' operators are set up incorrectly

[iestynne]

Hi!

Thanks to everyone involved in creating PythonQt, being able to glue Qt/Python/OGL together is an absolute godsend for productivity :)

Anyway, I found an issue and thankfully was able to diagnose the cause. For all 'number' type objects wrapped by PythonQt (e.g QVector3D), the standard operators for '+', '-' an d'' are set up incorrectly - they are set to the 'in-place' versions '+=', '-=' and '=' instead, so for example:

print str( vecA + vecB )

...will actually execute this:

print str( vecA += vecB )

...so the value of vecA will unexpectedly change!

The erroneous code is in initializeSlots() in PythonQtClassWrapper.cpp.

The fix is trivial (just replace an instance of 'nb_add' with 'nb_inplace_add', etc), but I'm not sure what the rules/procedures are for updating the PythonQt code.

FYI I am using the latest code, downloaded from here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pythonqt/files/pythonqt/PythonQt-2.1/PythonQt2.1_Qt4.6.2.zip/download

Hope this is helpful!

iestyn

[florianlink]

This has been fixed in PythonQt on svn trunk a long time ago.

[jcfr]

Closing. This has been addressed upstream.