shiboken: Fix handling shared pointers passed by const-ref, take 2
With fd126b28e1d9b02ea16c813bc392461bdb05bd1d, broken wrapper code
would still be generated for "const_QSharedPointer_QSize___&"
depending on whether the const-ref or plain value type was encountered
first when parsing.
Fix the problem by stripping the qualifiers from the metatype added to
GeneratorPrivate::m_instantiatedSmartPointers partially reverting
fd126b28e1d9b02ea16c813bc392461bdb05bd1d.
Signature: Try to recognize unknown modules in errorhandler.py
There were unknown modules built with shiboken which mapping.py
did not recognize. This is too restrictive, since we can import this
module and try to produce something useful.
This was rewritten to respect every binary module in sys.modules .
The help() support based upon the Signature module worked
fine but for types.
The reason was that the __signature__ module was a new attribute,
while __doc__ already existed through an inheritance-like
mechanism. When we add __doc__ later, the attributes are already
in the cache. PyType_Modified(type) does not help in PySide.
The solution was to add tp_getset to the metaclass
SbkObjectType_Type which otherwise would have been reached
from PyType_Type ('type' in Python).
Note.. It makes sense to add the injected documentation to the
__doc__ strings as well. This enables help output even with
the py_doc web service!
QSaveFile should preferably used for writing out files from editor
applications to ensure files are properly written and existing files
are not overwritten should writing fail.
Change-Id: I5d9b98c168649d23f5ee31171b1729fd230dc8de
Reviewed-by: Christian Tismer <email address hidden>
Change 43451e3bc17467593df64cb73ce8c0bf9e60045f from 2018-05-09
introduced a refcount bug that was not caught because we do not
build with debug Python.
This also revealed an omission in the patch
"PySide: Allow any existing attribute in the constructor"
when debug Python is used.
