Pyqt5 patcher #815
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halil3d
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Jul 7, 2023
* First step to supporting PySide6. * Provide a patch for PySide6 to work using the PySide (Qt4) interface * Create a new qt6 module to import PySide6 directly (unpatched) * Next step, deprecate PySide/Qt4 and make PySide6/Qt6 the default base * Black style
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Based off the work done in tk-krita by Diego Garcia Huerta.
I've added PyQt5 handling to the
qt_importer.pyso that during engine init__define_qt5_basewill be called and now PyQt5 can be utilised. tk-krita, tk-katana and any other engines interfacing with dccs with PyQt5 can rely on tk_core QtImporter to do the heavy lifting and avoid having to override_define_qt_baseor__define_qt5_basemethods.