Add explicit float -> int conversion for Qt#1041
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This was happening implicitly until https://bugs.python.org/issue36048 This makes it explicit, which means things should work with PyQt5 on Python 3.10.
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Are these really the only call sites?
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Quite likely the only ones that have a mismatch between floats and ints. The interface between the toolkit and Enable is fairly thin (here's a control, draw your stuff in it, listen for events; plus the native scrollbar stuff). On an unrelated note, this seems to have turned the MacOS wx tests back on somehow... I will fix before merging. |
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This was happening implicitly until https://bugs.python.org/issue36048 This makes it explicit, which means things should work with PyQt5 on Python 3.10.
Fixes #1037