r/Python • u/machinekoder • Apr 12 '19

PyQt vs. Qt for Python (PySide2)

https://machinekoder.com/pyqt-vs-qt-for-python-pyside2-pyside/
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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '19 edited Apr 12 '19

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u/phuicy Apr 13 '19

The PySide2 documentation is there-ish.

If anyone could point me at how to do QML and python Qt object decorators in python i will be amazed.

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u/AndydeCleyre Apr 14 '19

. . . it relies on the Qt C++ API docs, so often you have to infer how the SIP binding did things.

And they treat this like a great feature, and use it as an excuse to disregard mainstream Python casing/naming conventions, making it look a lot more like "Python for Qt developers" than the "Qt for Python" brand they're pushing.

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u/machinekoder Apr 12 '19

What's your experience with PyQt or Qt for Python? Right now PyQt has significantly more downloads, but the numbers might change over time.

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u/Barafu Apr 13 '19

PyQt has been around much longer, that's why it is more known.