[PyKDE] C++ conversion to python, using sip

[Jonathan Gardner]

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On Friday 27 June 2003 19:32, Park joon cheol wrote:
>
>     bool            write (const QString  &section,
>                            const QString  &entry,
>                            int             value);
>
>     bool            write (const QString  &section,
>                            const QString  &entry,
>                            double          value);
>

I think you should abstract this out a little more if you expect mere 
mortals to use it. Python has been going in the way of merging the int and 
float types closer together than in C/C++ (For instance, 1/2 may equal 0.5 
in the future)

These two functions look pretty much the same to me from Python's 
perspective. I would put them together into one function call. It'll also 
save you a bit on the documentation side because you won't have to explain 
that the int function behaves differently from the float function.

That's just my opinion, though.

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Jonathan Gardner
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