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You might try the imgui/nuklear crates, dealing with generated bindings for something massive like Qt will never be pleasant.
by rexicus 9y ago
You might try the imgui/nuklear crates, dealing with generated bindings for something massive like Qt will never be pleasant.
- dom0 9y agoBoth PyQt and PySide work quite well for something that "will never be pleasant".
- rexicus 9y agoPyQt and PySide was exactly what I had in mind. It'll leak memory, segfault on load 1% of the time, segfault if you call unrelated methods in the wrong order, you'll randomly get QStrings and QExceptions instead of their Python equivalents, and it'll be impossible to debug.