Qt 6 Will Bring Improvements To The Toolkit's Python Support
Adding to the interesting objectives for Qt 6 are further enhancements to "Qt for Python" for enhancing the programming language's support for this tool-kit.
It was just last year with Qt 5.11 that PySide2 became official as Qt for Python to provide proper bindings for Python to the Qt tool-kit. With Qt for Python continuing to see increased adoption, more improvements to Qt for Python are planned.
Among the future improvements planned for the Qt + Python support are dropping support for Python 2 from PySide 6 (the Qt for Python going with Qt 6), providing a complementary Python-focused API to their existing C++ API to Python module, improved tooling, better integration with other Python modules, and a more mature Shiboken release.
More details on the technical plans for the Qt Python support via the Qt blog.
It was just last year with Qt 5.11 that PySide2 became official as Qt for Python to provide proper bindings for Python to the Qt tool-kit. With Qt for Python continuing to see increased adoption, more improvements to Qt for Python are planned.
Among the future improvements planned for the Qt + Python support are dropping support for Python 2 from PySide 6 (the Qt for Python going with Qt 6), providing a complementary Python-focused API to their existing C++ API to Python module, improved tooling, better integration with other Python modules, and a more mature Shiboken release.
More details on the technical plans for the Qt Python support via the Qt blog.
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