Qscrollarea widgetresizeable#188
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bluebird75 merged 23 commits intoMar 14, 2022
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Remove instanciation of QApplication() in this file.
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Is the plan to allow PRs that piecemeal add the dozens of parameters that PyQt adds to the constructor for the properties? |
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There is a grand plan for adding all properties and signals to the constructor of all QObject derived classes. But this is a huge plan. In the meantime, a user suggested this valid improvement, I'm all for taking it in. More examples are always a good thing in any case. |
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Co-authored-by: Kyle Altendorf <sda@fstab.net>
…PyQt5-stubs into qscrollarea-widgetresizeable
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Finish the job started in #147 with simpler gui-less approach