PyQt stub modules?

[JP]

Hey All,

Was wondering if any emacs users had PyQt completion working. The
completion mechanism many seem to use in emacs is pymacs+rope/ropemacs/
ropemode, but as far as I can tell, it doesn't work with the binary
files installed in the PyQt4 package. I've been using the stub
modules for Maya, which has seemed to work alright - maybe someone has
already gone to the trouble of generating stub modules for PyQt?

Thanks,
JP

[David Moulder]

I would also be interested in this.  I use PyCharm and have partial completion working.  PyCharm is meant to import any *.pyd modules it can as a background task, then produce internal stub files.

I'm yet to get completion working in any editor correctly for PyQt.

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[John Patrick]

Yep, the way I've seen this working is through editors that run a python process that imports and inspects the modules, like Eclipse can.

I did a little more Googling and found that rope has an 'extention modules' preference that can be configured - these modules are imported and inspected.

Not familiar with PyCharm, but maybe there's something similar?

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[Justin Israel]

Yea I have been using SublimeEdit2 lately, which does not code complete for PyQt (though I am so engrained with having the docs open in a browser anyways). But when I used to use eclipse, it did work great for me as well. Unfortunately eclipse was always super heavy on the system and kind of unstable for me.

[Kurian O.S]

You may try this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10407886/how-to-let-yasnippet-support-pyqt-in-emacs

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