Question regarding enums and IntEnum/IntFlags

[Florian Bruhin]

Hey,

> I'm wondering if there's a specific reason why some Qt enums are exposed as
> IntEnum/IntFlags, and others not?

They're exposed as IntEnum/IntFlag if the underlying C++ API uses them
in such a way - e.g. QEvent.Type (due to QEvent.Type.User), or
Qt.ItemDataRole (Qt.ItemDataRole.UserRole) or QUrl.UrlFormattingOption
(can be mixed with Qt.ComponentFormttingOption).

> Specifically, I'm looking at Qt.ItemFlag (which I'd have expected to be an
> IntFlags type) and Qt.CheckState (which I'd expected to be an IntEnum type).

Why?

Florian
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