[PyQt] how does qApp work in Python? (was Re: from PyQt5.Qt import *)

[Christian Tismer]

On 28.06.18 15:42, Christian Tismer wrote:
> On 28.06.18 14:52, Kyle Altendorf wrote:
>> On 2018-06-28 08:37, Christian Tismer wrote:
>>> There is just a single exception that I built explicitly
>>> into our new PySide2 version:
>>>
>>> It allows to write "from PySide2 import *".
>>
>> Since this just came up recently in #pyqt, how do you handle qApp?  Same
>> question for PyQt actually.  It didn't seem to be working as expected. 
>> I also wouldn't expect it to work with the * imports in any case.

Addendum:
Yes, it works with (and without) "from PySide2 import *" because that
is unrelated:
Things which are added to __builtins__ are always found without
any extra import. It is sufficient to import any PySide2 module.

Cheers -- Chris
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