From: Mika B. <bos...@bo...> - 2014-08-27 21:37:29
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On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 01:45:01PM -0700, Eric Blade wrote: > I know absolutely nothing about the current state of Python and Qt > integrations, but I could definitely see it being very useful to have a > framework that would allow Qt QML to be used to connect with a Python > backend. If that doesn't already exist, it's something that probably > should! You probably want to have a quick look at PySide. Effectively a reimplementation of QtPython but with less restrictive license. (Written at the time by Nokia engineers.) http://qt-project.org/wiki/PySide If you really want to rewrite the HUD in Qt, I would recommend going with Qt 5.x and checking that QtOpenGL is supported. Having native translucency in the HUD windows would probably be neat. I have my doubts about using QML as the implementation language, but I'm happy to be proved utterly wrong. -- Mika Boström Individualisti, eksistentialisti, www.iki.fi/bostik rationalisti ja mulkvisti GPG: 0x2AED22CC; 6FC9 8375 31B7 3BA2 B5DC 484E F19F 8AD6 2AED 22CC |