On Sun, 2016-01-10 at 20:49 +0100, Ferdinand Holzner wrote: > There is pyotherside. It's a library which enables QML to use python > stuff. But i never really figured out how this works.
I've seen that Canonical's Pilot testing app uses pyotherside, but I am trying to run a Python app with some QML, rather than run a QML app with some Python. Most of our app (a Bitcoin wallet) is concerned with background tasks, downloading the blockchain, sending/receiving transactions etc. and then updating the UI. This makes more sense to me for Python to be in control, rather than have QML run some Python modules.
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