Stephen Morris via PySide wrote:
In a technical and quite pedantic sense, this is not exactly true. It's nitpicking, but the difference matters in a very few cases.I’m not sure if running PySide from a Python interpreter in another thread can ever work, since Qt itself will only run a GUI from the main thread, and in any case PySide appears to share the main QApplication with the C++ Qt GUI.
Qt will run in the thread where application.exec() runs. PySide will run in the thread where app.exec_() runs. Strictly speaking,n either has to be the process' main thread, although it almost always is. It should be possible to have a message loop running in both threads, although the windows will stay separate; windows created in thread 1 will have their messages handled in thread 1, and windows created in thread 2 will have their messages handled in thread 2. Having the windows interact with each other is a guru-level operation.
-- Tim Roberts, t...@probo.com Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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