Closed mvillion closed 4 years ago
where did you get that guidata-1.7+ ?
sudo pip3 install guidata
(available versions: 1.2.4.2, 1.2.5, 1.3.2, 1.4.1, 1.5.1, 1.6.1, 1.7.5, 1.7.6)
find . -name "*.py" | xargs grep guidata
./setup.py: 'Tests': ["guidata>=1.7.0"],
./qwt/tests/init.py: """Run PythonQwt test launcher (requires guidata
)"""
./qwt/tests/init.py: from guidata.guitest import run_testlauncher
./qwt/tests/init.py: raise ImportError("This feature requires guidata
1.7+.")
./qwt/py3compat.py:guidata.py3compat (exact copy of spyderlib.py3compat)
I did test manually on all files in .../PythonQwt/qwt/tests
export QT_API=pyside2
export PYTHONPATH=
As the test launcher uses guidata, guidata would need to be modified too for PySide2.
ok, I'll use my [ugly] guidata patch proposal for it.
pyside2 is now 33% the download count of PyQt5... having PythonQwt compatibility would be nice,
Now testing a new branch with PySide2 compatibility: https://github.com/PierreRaybaut/PythonQwt/tree/QtPy
Compatibility with PySide2 has never been so close. :)
Hello,
PythonQwt is still among the fastest plotting libraries and it provides means to prototype in Python a Qt/C++ program using Qwt. I wanted to test PySide2 compatibility. To do so:
Note that implementation is much slower due a for loop in qwt/plot_curve.py.
Hope it can be useful.
Best regards,