Add guiEvent data to Qt backend #4101
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Thanks @blink1073 - we wish you'd started contributing 3 years ago too! |
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It looks like gtk, gtk3, tk, and wx do this already. I think the idea is that this is a way to transparently pass the gui-framework specific event objects through to your call backs. |
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What Tom said. 😄 |
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Cool - I learnt something new. 😄 |
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Boy do I wish I stared contributing 3 years ago...
I could have prevented detours to Chaco, PyQtGraph, guiqwt, ...ugh.