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  1. 20th February 2014, 14:19 #1
    chouqud
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    Default Python & QtPropertyBrowser?

    I'm interested in using the QtPropertyBrowser as a widget in python but I an unclear regarding if it is available in python via PyQT or PySide.

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    Default Re: Python & QtPropertyBrowser?

    QtPropertyBrowser is not part of the Qt library so it's unlikely to have Python bindings in either PyQt or PySide. You might be able to build bindings using SIP
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