[Kde-bindings] Qyoto and QImage constructor (missing method)

[Lorenz Cuno Klopfenstein]

Hello everybody,
I've been working with Qyoto for a bit now, using the package that
ships with Ubuntu 10.04. I've hit a problem when trying to construct a
QImage instance using a raw data pointer (that I get from GStreamer).
The code that generates the image is as follows:

	byte[] incomingBuffer; //copied in from Gst
	var p = new Pointer<byte>(incomingBuffer);
	var img = new QImage(p, 320, 240, QImage.Format.Format_RGB32);

I'm pretty sure the raw data and the parameters are correct. However,
the application outputs the following, before crashing:

    LEAVE Invoke() ** Missing method ** QImage.QImage(uchar*, int,
int, QImage::Format)
    Cannot handle 'const QImage&' as argument to QPainter::drawImage

So, I'm assuming the constructor is not called and then, when
attempting to draw the partially constructed image, the app fails in
Qt's native code.

I found the following bug fix concerning uchar* marshalling in QtRuby
which seems similar:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.kde.devel.bindings/3968

Is there a way to fix the problem (or is it fixed and do I need to
compile Qyoto from source?).

Thank you very much!


PS: another weird thing is that the QWidget.WinId() method is missing
in my Qyoto Dll. I have been able to work around the issue by using
the following extension method:

    public static uint WinId(this QWidget widget){
        var invocation = new SmokeInvocation(typeof(QWidget), widget);
        return (uint)invocation.Invoke("winId", "winId() const", typeof(uint));
    }

But still, is it a problem with the Ubuntu package or am I missing something?

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Lorenz Cuno Klopfenstein
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http://lorenz.klopfenstein.net