[PyKDE] QObject code breakage

[ian reinhart geiser]

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Okay I narrowed this down finally.  It looks like the sipConvertToSubClassCode 
that is there crushes any objects created from a C++ based factory.  Since it 
only knows about PyQt objects any derived ones fail. 

The issue is that when you pass a pointer from C++ to an embedded Python 
object it is cast to a QObject if the object has the misfortune of being 
derived from a QObject.  The only other fix is to use MI to confuse SIP 
enough to leave it alone.  It looks like with that code in place all objects 
created by a factory class get clobbered.  I think we should revert the fix, 
because the old way at least worked.  I commented out the 
sipConvertToSubClassCode sections and now it behaves like it should.  

Phil what are the chances this could get into 3.2 yet?

- -ian reinhart geiser
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