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salsergey / QCustomPlot-PyQt

Bindings for graphics lib QCustomPlot for PyQt5 and PyQt6
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Binding support for PySide6 #11

Open KT-network opened 2 months ago

KT-network commented 2 months ago

Hi, since I'm not very good at using PyQt, in addition to the fact that the author of the Pyside-QCP project hasn't maintained it for a long time, all is it possible for you to provide support for the PySide6 bindings? I'm sure this is what most PySide6 developers want.

Hope to get your reply. In case I don't hear back from you, good afternoon, good evening, and good night.😉😉😉

salsergey commented 2 months ago

Hello.

PyQt and PySide bindings are entirely different. I have no experience with PySide bindings and don't use PySide myself. I guess it should not be very difficult to create bindings for PySide6, since one can use PySide-QCP as an example. However, I have no plans to provide support for PySide6 in the nearest future (and I'm not sure if I will eventually). Also I think that bindings for PyQt and PySide should be developed in different repositories because they differ a lot.

From user perspective though, PySide and PyQt are very similar. Most code written for PySide should work with PyQt with minor modifications (import statements, some function names, etc.). If you really want Qt6, you might check if your code can be ported to PyQt6 with little effort.

Wish you a good day.

KT-network commented 2 months ago

Hello.

PyQt and PySide bindings are entirely different. I have no experience with PySide bindings and don't use PySide myself. I guess it should not be very difficult to create bindings for PySide6, since one can use PySide-QCP as an example. However, I have no plans to provide support for PySide6 in the nearest future (and I'm not sure if I will eventually). Also I think that bindings for PyQt and PySide should be developed in different repositories because they differ a lot.

From user perspective though, PySide and PyQt are very similar. Most code written for PySide should work with PyQt with minor modifications (import statements, some function names, etc.). If you really want Qt6, you might check if your code can be ported to PyQt6 with little effort.

Wish you a good day.

Thank you very much for your reply.

As you said it is possible to use PySide-QCP as an example, but I don't have any relevant experience about this kind of thing either. 😅😅

It really wouldn't be difficult to convert PySide to PyQt, but that's not practical for my current project.

Thanks for your reply, once again.wish you happy every day. f461f397259659e4487a8dba67dda85