   PySide problem
  Hi,For a few days I have been playing around with PySide.That makes an impression, I must say. But when Irun a program for a second time (or few times) I get a following Windows message dialog:pythonw.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvienienceI run the script in such a manner:I start script, I close app generated by pyside script, Start again (an error message pops up) and so on.It happens everytime I run any code. For now I am using only tutorial code so I don't think I might have caused this issue.Thanks in advance :]code:[font="Courier New"]import sysfrom PySide.QtCore import *from PySide.QtGui import *# Create a Qt applicationapp = QApplication(sys.argv)# Create a Label and show itlabel = QLabel("Hello World")label.show()# Enter Qt application main loopapp.exec_()sys.exit()[/font]   
  You could try running the exact same program in PyQt (which is pretty much code compatible with PySide) and see if it works. If yes, then this means that its possibly a bug in PySide - you can report it to their bug tracker, or ask on their IRC channel or mailing list. You can then either see if they fix it or provide you with a workaround, or you can use PyQt instead (if the PyQt license is acceptable for what you are trying to do - PyQt is released under a dual GPL/commercial license; PySide is, afaik, LGPL).If, on the other hand, that too crashes, then there is a problem with your python installation or set up.   ;You could try running the exact same program in PyQt (which is pretty much code compatible with PySide) and see if it works. If yes, then this means that its possibly a bug in PySide - you can report it to their bug tracker, or ask on their IRC channel or mailing list. You can then either see if they fix it or provide you with a workaround, or you can use PyQt instead (if the PyQt license is acceptable for what you are trying to do - PyQt is released under a dual GPL/commercial license; PySide is, afaik, LGPL).If, on the other hand, that too crashes, then there is a problem with your python installation or set up.Thanks, :]It turns out that it is an error in PySide :|   