Hi, I'm just beginning to experiment with PyQt, and I'm new to both Python and QT (although have experience both with OO programming and UI toolkits -- I mostly used the Fox toolkit, similar to QT in many respects). My question is about the importing of the PyQt namespaces.
I'm aware of it is recommended and more 'by-the-book' to import the various modules by preserving their namespaces (so the appropriate objects will be prefixed with their respective module names, such as QtGui.QApplication(...)). However I'd be rather comfortable with importing them to the global namespace, so I wouldn't have to prefix everything (I know I'm a stubborn one and despite all advice, I'd found the resulting code more readable :)). So, apart from the fact that it would be a non-pythonic heresy, is there any danger of importing all PyQt sub-modules into the global namespace? Is there a risk of say name collisions between the various sub-modules or any other thing that I should be aware of? imre -- [ Imre Tuske | http://blueriviera.wordpress.com/ | mailto:[email protected] ] " On a horse made of crystal he patrolled the land With a mason ring and schnauzer in his perfect hands " _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
