On 09.04.2010 17:19, ext Mark Summerfield wrote:
Hi,
I am hoping that at some point this year there will be a PySide for
Python 3?
Me too. :-)
That's definitely on our roadmap, but with the Shiboken schedules
already slipping, it's a bit premature to say when the core team will be
able to allocate time for it.
Adding Python 3 CPython API code generation support to Shiboken sounds
like a perfect project for some enterprising Python hacker. ;-)
If there is, will it support PyQt's API 2 (which IMO is nicer than the
API 1 provided by PySide and PyQt for Python 2)?
I have to admit I've had very limited experience on the PyQt's API v2
other than reading through the relevant reference pages. They'd
generally seem like the right thing (apart from the
implementation-specific way of selecting the API version) but since
these changes would imply making slightly incompatible API modifications
between PySide versions, I'd really prefer making an reasoned decision
using the PSEP process [1].
[1] http://www.pyside.org/docs/pseps/psep-0001.html
Also, with my very limited experience on the API changes, I don't feel
comfortable about being the champion for that PSEP. Anyone willing to
take the ball? It shouldn't be too much work to write the proposal.
I'd really like to convert all my PyQt apps to Python 3, and ideally I'd
like them all to work with both PyQt and PySide with as few changes as
possible to account for the differences (i.e., just having an import
that tries for one and falls back to the other).
Yep, that'd definitely be a preferable goal.
Cheers,
ma.
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