defining and calling QML functions directly from Python
Stefan Seefeld
stefan at seefeld.name
Sat Sep 25 14:47:01 BST 2021
On 2021-09-25 6:28 a.m., Phil Thompson wrote:
> On 24/09/2021 19:24, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
>> Thanks Maxime,
>>
>> Yes, thanks for sharing your QMLWrapper class.
>>
>> Meanwhile, I have applied the attached patch to solve my current
>> problem. With that, I'm able to call QML functions even from
>> non-primary threads.
>>
>> Phil, do you think this is a sensible fix ? Feel free to incorporate
>> this into PyQt !
>
> Seems reasonable, however should the GIL be released before the call
> to invoke() and re-acquired afterwards?
Sure, that would make sense (though I think this change is entirely
orthogonal to the one I propose here).
Stefan
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