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// register the new object as a known classname and add it's wrapper object
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// register the new object as a known classname and add it's wrapper object
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PythonQt::self()->registerCPPClass("CustomObject", "","", PythonQtCreateObject<CustomObjectWrapper>);
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// Alternative 2: make CustomObject2 known and use a wrapper factory for wrapping:
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// Alternative 2: make CustomObject2 known and use a wrapper factory for wrapping:
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// the following is optional and only needed if you want a constructor:
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