Exposing functions/slots at global scope

[Andrea Tagliasacchi]

Hello guys,
right now I can register a Qt class with the python context as:

 PythonQt::self()->getMainModule().addObject("helper", (QObject*) my_object);

What I do not like is that I have use "helper." every time:

 py >> helper.my_objec_slot()

It'd be great if there was a way of defining a class whose methods were "globally exposed" in the pythonqt terminal. Something like this:

 PythonQt::self()->getMainModule().addObject("static", (QObject*) my_object);

as it'd declared static, you are able to call the method directly:

py >> my_object_slot()

[Florian Link]

PythonQt does not support this out of the box, but you can add your object with a special name, e.g. helper and then use the PythonQt introspection call to get all member names. The you can add them via addVariable(name, getVariable("helper." + name)).