[PyQt] Wrapping style classes with SIP for styling python application.

[Igor Prischepoff]

Hello,
I'm trying to wrap unwrapped classes for styling my application.
Well, seems it's not so trivial.
I have managed successfully rebuild PyQt from sources with new wrappers for
QCommonStyle,QMotifStyle 

  But when I'm trying to overload method QMotifStyle.polish for example 
my application is crushed with access violation
class NorwegianWoodStyle(QMotifStyle):
...
...
 def polish(self,palette):
    print "start"
    print "when finishing this line, app is crushing"
 def somethingelse(self)
...

Actually I'm converting
..\Qt\4.3.3\examples\widgets\styles\norwegianwoodstyle.cpp 
to python.
I'm suspecting that there is error in my hand coded QCommonSytle or
QMotifStyle.sip somewhere.
May be I didn't specify some SIP annotation for some method somwhere deeep
in class hierarchy.
I don't have much expierience with SIP files, actually it's only 2 days :).
So the question is:
  Phil, can you generate those SIP files with your MetaSip package which is
not available tо wide public 
and put them somewhere as separate package with note: 
"use on your own risk, I'm not officially supporting those files, because
styles in Qt can be compiled like plugins and I'm not gonna supply them with

main PyQt branch because of that, but if you brave enough than go ahead" 

If that's not possible than can you look at my hand coded files and tell me
where I'm wrong?
I will attach my files if overall effort have any sense.
Because I spend a whole weekend ont this task but with not much success.

>From time to time in mailing list I see that peoples are trying to do what
I'm trying to do now:
'Made custom skin with python'
I know about StyleSheets. And I have read that it's kinda slooooowww...
So I will try to stick with overriding built in style classes and wrapping
unwrapped classes.

Sorry if I'm asking to much or if you can't (or wouldn't) do that
I'm really appreciating you great PyQt package.

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Igor.
igor at tyumbit.ru