Open dalgos-adsk opened 7 years ago
Pymel should be trying to import PYQt5 and fallback to PyQt4 if it fails. The behaviour expected should be similar to PySide2 and PySide.
This issue was discovered because a client tracks all Python scripts that attempt to import PyQt4.
# Assign functions to PyQt versions if PyQt is available, otherwise set to PySide versions try: import sip import PyQt4 pyQtAvailable = True except ImportError: pyQtAvailable = False try: import shiboken import PySide pySideAvailable = True except ImportError: pySideAvailable = False try: import shiboken2 import PySide2 pySideAvailable = True except ImportError: pySideAvailable = False
As can be seen, this script tries to import PyQt4, but it does not then try to import PyQt5 if that fails. (However, it does try to import PySide2 if it fails to import PySide.) In addition, elsewhere in the script it only import PyQt4.
Pymel should be trying to import PYQt5 and fallback to PyQt4 if it fails. The behaviour expected should be similar to PySide2 and PySide.
This issue was discovered because a client tracks all Python scripts that attempt to import PyQt4.
As can be seen, this script tries to import PyQt4, but it does not then try to import PyQt5 if that fails. (However, it does try to import PySide2 if it fails to import PySide.) In addition, elsewhere in the script it only import PyQt4.