Hi,
If you can use PyQt5 in your application, you can certainly use the
Spyder widgets (placed under |spyder/widgets| in our repo), which are
more or less independent of the application.
You can’t do the same with our plugins though because they expect our
config system and be placed in the Spyder window to run.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 04/02/17 a las 14:41, AndrewC escribió:
Hi,
I have a QT 5.7 app (C++, Desktop Windows) that has an embedded python
3.5 interpreter and console. That is, the app links to and uses the
python3 DLLs/API. I can launch PyQT5 python scripts from with the app
(the scripts need a slight modification to use my
QApplication.instance(), thats about it). It works surprisingly well.
I am looking at the possibility of embedding the Spyder IDE ( or
parts thereof) as way to add Python editing/debugging within my GUI.
It seems that embedding Spyder into an existing C++ application pops
up now and then, but links to examples seem broken.
Am I wasting my time?
Thanks
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