I'm learning how to use Qt with PyQt, and I have a QTabelView with a StandardItemModel I've populated the model successfully and hooked up the itemChanged signal to a slot. I'd l'd like to mess around with whatever object is returned in IPython, so currently I have the line:
def itemChangedSlot(epw, item):
new_data = item.data()
print new_data
print item
which prints
<PyQt4.QtGui.QStandardItem object at 0x07C5F930>
<PyQt4.QtCore.QVariant object at 0x07D331F0>
In the IPython session is it possible to get the object using this memory address? I'm not seeing anything on Google, maybe I don't have my terminology right?
You need to hold a reference to an object (i.e. assign it to a variable or store it in a list).
There is no language support for going from an object address directly to an object (i.e. pointer dereferencing).