Frédéric Mantegazza-2 wrote:
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> Is there an advantage using the Qt scripting framework in PyQt, as it
> should be possible to use python as scripting feature?
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> Is there some example code to show how one could allow users to script
> some parts of an application?
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> Thanks,
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Hi Frédéric,
I was also wondering about the scripting capability. It surely makes lots of
sense for C++ applications written with Qt - scripting them in a more
accessible language like Javascript is a good idea for complex apps.
However, in PyQt we have Python built in - you can dynamically load, compile
and execute Python code, and exposing a Python API to Python is far simpler
and more natural than exposing a Python API to Javascript (or a C++ API to
Javascript).
As for examples, the PyQt distributions contains an examples directory.
There in script/ is a smallish example of JS scripting using the scripting
framework, so you may use it to get started.
Eli
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