I can register additional classes to be used from script by calling PythonQt::registerCPPClass with an individual package name.
to load them in script i must call
import PythonQt.<packagename>
or
from PythonQt.<packagename> import *
Now i want to to configure that my package is in a different "main" package like
import <myproduct>.<packagename>
is this possible somehow with PythonQt?
Intention is:
the packages could be also released "standalone" by using swig. Then the package name handling should be the same or each time some scripts must be adapted....
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Hi!
I can register additional classes to be used from script by calling PythonQt::registerCPPClass with an individual package name.
to load them in script i must call
import PythonQt.<packagename>
or
from PythonQt.<packagename> import *
Now i want to to configure that my package is in a different "main" package like
import <myproduct>.<packagename>
is this possible somehow with PythonQt?
Intention is:
the packages could be also released "standalone" by using swig. Then the package name handling should be the same or each time some scripts must be adapted....
You can use:
PythonQt::priv()->registerCPPClass("ClassName", "ParentName", NULL, NULL, NULL, module)where module is a PyObject*.
You have to take care of creating that module using the Python C-API yourself.