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Your code works like a charm out-of-the-box, thank you! Anyway, I think I have discovered a cosmetic defect that does not affect the functionality of the program, but is probably easy to fix. I'm not deep enough into PyQt5 to know exactly what needs to be done, but maybe you can help out?
It must be the part that opens external links in the browser (I checked that):
With window stuff you often have to explicitly dispose the widgets before exiting the program. Otherwise it can happen that somewhere else an event listener gets an event and wants to do something, although parts of the program are already gone → segfault. Does this make sense?
When I run your app.py in the examples folder and close the Qt window again, I get the following error message in the console:
Your code works like a charm out-of-the-box, thank you! Anyway, I think I have discovered a cosmetic defect that does not affect the functionality of the program, but is probably easy to fix. I'm not deep enough into PyQt5 to know exactly what needs to be done, but maybe you can help out?
It must be the part that opens external links in the browser (I checked that):
PyFladesk/pyfladesk/__init__.py
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With window stuff you often have to explicitly dispose the widgets before exiting the program. Otherwise it can happen that somewhere else an event listener gets an event and wants to do something, although parts of the program are already gone → segfault. Does this make sense?
When I run your
app.pyin theexamplesfolder and close the Qt window again, I get the following error message in the console:Can you reproduce that?