[PyQt] help: beforeUpdate QSqlRecord bus error

[Scott Frankel]

Please excuse the re-post.  I'm at a loss as to why executing a  
QSqlRecord object's count() or isEmpty() method results in a bus error  
crash.  Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!




Hi all,

Can anyone please help shed light on why methods performed on a  
QSqlRecord object would cause bus error crashes?

I'm trying to view data before it's written to my database.   
Connecting to my table model's beforeUpdate signal provides me with  
access to the QSqlRecord for the updating row.  The problem is that  
calling count() or isEmpty(), let alone anything more interesting,  
causes my app to crash with a bus error.

The salient pieces look like this:

	self.theModel           = QtSql.QSqlTableModel(self)
	self.theModel.setEditStrategy(QtSql.QSqlTableModel.OnManualSubmit)
	self.connect(self.theModel, QtCore.SIGNAL("beforeUpdate(int,  
QSqlRecord &)"), self.test)	
	def test(self, row, record):
		print "test() ...", row
		print "count: ", record.count()


See the attached sample app, line 112, for a working example.  The app  
crashes when the "commit" button is pressed, as it ponders  
record.count() on line 117.

Thanks in advance!


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