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    Default QProcess.pid() returns wrong pid in PyQt(windows)

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    2. self.m_prohandle = QtCore.QProcess(self)
    3. self.m_prohandle.start( QtCore.QString(self.m_textpalyerName),l_argv)
    4. print int(self.m_prohandle.pid())
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    i converted sip.voidptr (void* in c++) to int by python builtin method int(),but the result was a large number like 62552816, so what's wrong here?


    sorry for my english and thanks in advance
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    Default Re: QProcess.pid() returns wrong pid in PyQt(windows)

    You are incorrectly assuming that the process has already started by the time you ask for its pid.
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