[PyKDE] Problem with QMenuData::insertItem

[Phil Thompson]

>===== Original Message From <jbublitz at nwinternet.com> =====
>I consistently get the following warning using
>Py[Qt,KDE] 2.3 or 2.4:
>
>    QObject::connect: Incompatible sender/receiver arguments
>        QSignal::x() --> sipProxyqt::proxySlot(int)
>
>It occurs any time I use QMenuData::insertItem, as
>in the example program at PyKDE-2.4/examples/kmyapp.py:
>
>    self.fileMenu = QPopupMenu()
>    self.fileMenu.insertItem(i18n("&Quit"),kapp.quit,CTRL+Key_Q)
>
>The second line generates the warning message. Makes
>no difference if the accelerator key assignment is
>used or not. Also makes no difference if 'kapp.quit' is
>replaced with 'self.foo' where 'foo' is defined
>with 'def foo (self)'.
>
>It has no effect on the operation of the program, however -
>menus work just fine. But I get an annoying list of
>warnings from a program with a lot of menu entries.
>
>I've tried a few things (like using SLOT), but none of
>them make any difference (and most don't even work). Is
>there a way to fix this, or is it a Qt problem, or am I
>missing something (the last is most often the problem)?
>
>I'm using Python 2.0, sip, PyQt and PyKDE 2.3 or 2.4 compiled
>using gcc 2.95.2 and built with qt-1.45 on SuSE 7.1.

It is probably a bug in PyQt, but only applies when compiling with Qt v1.x. 
PyQt should compile with such prehistoric versions of Qt, but I don't test it 
when making a new release.

Do you really need to use such an old version?

Phil