Language Bindings

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Does you script work properly when called directly on the command line in your conda environment ?
Are you starting your application within the activated conda environment ?

For anyone interested, I've started a set of such bindings here: https://github.com/seaqt/seaqt-gen - the output can be seen here: https://github.com/seaqt/seaqt - the project is based on miqt (go bindings) with the aim to expose as much functionality as possible to C such that it can be imported into any language that has good FFI / C interop capabilities (such as https://nim-lang.org/), though there is of course nothing preventing the use of these bindings from C natively - the generated code is actually pretty simple to follow / use.

@Luuk00101 did you find a solution for this ? I am kinda stuck on this as well !

I'm interested in contributing here if anyone has gotten the ball rolling

@jazzycamel Although your post is almost 7 years old at this point, it still works flawlessly. I created an account just to thank you for this haha :D (PS - For others stumbling upon this, here's a simple implementation for PyQt6)

import collections from PyQt6.QtCore import QObject class Singleton(type(QObject)): def __init__(cls, name, bases, dict): super().__init__(name, bases, dict) cls.instance = None def __call__(cls, *args, **kw): if cls.instance is None: cls.instance = super().__call__(*args, **kw) return cls.instance class WindowManager(QObject, metaclass=Singleton): def __init__(self, parent=None, **kwargs) -> None: # Always call the parent class's __init__ first super().__init__(parent, **kwargs) # Window configuration self.window_width = 550 # Fixed width for equation windows self.window_height = 250 # Fixed height for equation windows self.window_margin = 20 # Margin from screen edge self.vertical_gap = 20 # Gap between windows # Calculate max windows that fit on screen self.max_windows = 3 # Use deque with dynamic maxlen to auto-remove old windows self.active_windows = collections.deque(maxlen=self.max_windows) self.window_positions = [] # Track positions of windows window_manager = WindowManager()

Issue created: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/PYSIDE-3017

@Alexespo This is Qt forum. Why are you asking about Visual Basic here?

This might help.

@jsulm It's an empty line:
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Hi,

While it's a pretty goal to show why it's wrong to update widgets from a different thread, you might have issue reproducing this at will. This is in the zone of undefined behaviour and depends highly on the OS beside what you are modifying and it might just work for a while, do something funky or crash the application.
Also, there might also be the architecture of Python itself that could be at play since it's currently not a true multithreaded language if you take the GIL into account.

@Reds how did you establish which font was the problem, because I have the same issue. Thanks.

6 years later

you ok, dude?

In the post linked by @cristian-adam there is the following comment:

No, import std; has not yet been implemented. The plan is for the compiler to populate a CMake::CXX23 target with the requisite information and have that target provide import std; modules. There are discussions about how compilers/standard libraries should provide information for CMake to use and make such targets.

I assume that the problem is that CMake does not know how to look up modules that are not provided by your own project. Because it cannot find the proper dependencies it will not build.

I'm eagerly waiting for modules to work properly everywhere. This will be a huge boost for C++.