For those googling this. I was able to solve this by connecting all signals on
my widget to a call to `QApplication.processEvents()`. Its not exactly elegant
but it got the job done.
Here's the basic code:
from Qt import QtWidgets
from Qt.QtCore import Signal, Slot
def connectToReload(MyWindow):
cls = MyWindow if isinstance(MyWindow, type) else type(MyWindow)
signal = type(Signal())
signals = [name for name in dir(MyWindow) if isinstance(getattr(cls, name),
signal)]
for signal in signals:
getattr(MyWindow, signal).connect(reloadApp)
@Slot()
def reloadApp(*args, **kwargs):
app = QtWidgets.QApplication.instance()
app.processEvents()
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