Closed corranwebster closed 2 years ago
PyQt6 is using Python Enums for Qt Enum types, which means that you need to insert the Enum class name when referring to the Enum. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66235661/how-to-check-mousebuttonpress-event-in-pyqt6 for example.
Enum
So this means something like QEvent.Close becomes QEvent.Type.Close. This is a change with huge impacts in many places , but the construct is compatible with other Qt versions that we care about (PySide2, PySide6, PyQt5).
QEvent.Close
QEvent.Type.Close
PyQt6 is using Python
Enums for Qt Enum types, which means that you need to insert theEnumclass name when referring to the Enum. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66235661/how-to-check-mousebuttonpress-event-in-pyqt6 for example.So this means something like
QEvent.ClosebecomesQEvent.Type.Close. This is a change with huge impacts in many places , but the construct is compatible with other Qt versions that we care about (PySide2, PySide6, PyQt5).