First of all i want to thank the developer of Kdevelop and kdevelop-python for their great effort

my PySide project work very fine with the plugin put the plugin doesn't recognize Pyside Classes as shown in the following shots



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i wish the fix in next releases .

Hi,

PySide is a C library and it's not trivial to support it.

I have support for PyQt -- which is widely believed to be better than PySide anyways
For PySide, I'd need to investigate what needs to be done (probably the PyQt stuff could be mostly re-used). If you want, you can submit a wish to the bug tracker.

Greetings,
Sven

Thanks for reply , and i will make my wish to the bug tracker ,
The reason for me to use PySide over PyQt is the LGPL license of PySide , by the way there is no difference at all in the classes names between both of them

Yeah, you can probably just

cd /usr/share/apps/kdevpythonsupport/documentation_files
cp -R PyQt4 PySide

Greetings,
Sven

Copying PyQt4 as PySide make it works , thanks
the path here in Kubuntu-13.10 is

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/usr/share/kde4/apps/kdevpythonsupport/documentation_files


scummos wrote:Hi,
...PyQt -- which is widely believed to be better than PySide anyways

Well, that comment did not age well

scummos wrote:For PySide, I'd need to investigate what needs to be done (probably the PyQt stuff could be mostly re-used). If you want, you can submit a wish to the bug tracker.

Any new plans to support this?

Thanks for the plugin.

Edit:
Creating symlinks in ~/.local/share/kdevpythonsupport/documentation_files to the appropriate locations works fine, thanks. Using PyQt5 for PySide6 currently, editing as I come across issues. Unless there's already a PySide6/PyQt6 support somewhere, anyone know?

curvian wrote:

scummos wrote:Hi,
...PyQt -- which is widely believed to be better than PySide anyways

Well, that comment did not age well

Well, 8 years are a bit of time.

scummos wrote:For PySide, I'd need to investigate what needs to be done (probably the PyQt stuff could be mostly re-used). If you want, you can submit a wish to the bug tracker.

Any new plans to support this?

Thanks for the plugin.

Edit:
Creating symlinks in ~/.local/share/kdevpythonsupport/documentation_files to the appropriate locations works fine, thanks. Using PyQt5 for PySide6 currently, editing as I come across issues. Unless there's already a PySide6/PyQt6 support somewhere, anyone know?

There isn't, you are very welcome to upstream your changes. IIRC the PyQt5 support is auto-generated from the SIP files, maybe that can be adapted to automatically generate new support files.