PythonQt News

PythonQt 3.0 has just been released. After three years of small improvements on the SVN trunk, it was about time to do an official release.

The following features have been added:

• Python 3 support
• Qt 5 support
• C++/Python ownership tracking for most of the Qt API
• better support for Pylint and jedi completion library (by e.g. implementing doc strings on slots)
• wrapping of all protected methods and protected enums
• many small improvements and bug fixes

Note that the CMake support for Qt5 is not yet ready, so please use the provided qmake profiles instead.

If you want to contribute CMake files that support both Qt4 and Qt5 and can build both PythonQt and the code generator then please don't hesitate to contact the PythonQt author.