Add stubs for Qt modules #2972
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Enables editor and type checker support for Qt classes.
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Hi @maflAT My apologies for not chiming in earlier... thanks for the PR! This issue has admittedly been a sore point for us for some time... I will test this out right now on both vscode and pycharm 👍🏻 |
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Can confirm works on vscode: Can confirm working on pycharm 
Testing on not PyQt6 also works, thanks so much for this PR @maflAT !!! |
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@j9ac9k my pleasure, thanks for the help with checking! |
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Enables editor and type checker support for Qt classes.
This change provides type information to editors and type checkers.
VSCode / Pylance will still report the import statements in the new stubs as missing imports if the given package is not installed. Nevertheless, if at least one of the packages is installed, you can import and use those classes with full auto-complete support.
It would be nice if someone could test if this also works in PyCharm or other editors / type checkers. Unfortunately I'm not able to do so.
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