Calling .disconnect() on signal in deleted C++ QObject causes seg-fault instead or raising exception, .value() on same object correctly detects error

See attached example. Basically if you call object.signal.disconnect() on something which has been deleted, you get a segfault/total crash. However if you call .value() on the object it gives you the correct exception:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/temp/pyside-fail-example.py", line 33, in exampleFail
self.newref.value()
RuntimeError: Internal C++ object (PySide.QtGui.QSlider) already deleted.

As a work-around you can call .value() before .disconnect() in your Python code, but probably something which should be fixed in PySide itself.

In attached example: uncomment line 33, and you'll get a nice exception instead of the seg-fault.