python-traitsui
The TraitsGUI project contains a toolkit-independent GUI abstraction layer (known as Pyface), which is used to support the "visualization" features of the Traits package
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python-traitsui.changes | 0000023740 23.2 KB | |
python-traitsui.spec | 0000003032 2.96 KB | |
traitsui-8.0.0.tar.gz | 0006774847 6.46 MB |
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Ana Guerrero (anag+factory)
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Matej Cepl (mcepl)
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- Update to 8.0.0: - This is a major release that provides support for PySide 6.4 and 6.5 as well as Python 3.11. It includes a number of backwards-incompatible changes following the example of Pyface 8.0.0, most notable is moving the traitsui.qt4.* modules to traitsui.qt.*. As with Pyface 8.0 we include a backwards-compatibility mode which allows importing from the 'qt4' namespace via: - setting the ETS toolkit to "qt4" - setting the ETS_QT4_IMPORTS environment variable - manually adding appropriate finders to sys.meta_path - Be strict about 'handler.init()' return values - Move 'traitsui.qt4.' to 'traitsui.qt.' - Remove deprecated 'format' trait - Deprecate imports from traitsui.editors (use traitsui.editors.api) - Remove backwards-compatibility mode in undo/redo code - Support for Python 3.11 and PySide 6.4+ - Fix uses of None in date range editor - Add comments for Wx-only examples - Replace uses of "fast_ui" dispatch with "ui" dispatch - Fix FileDialog selection actions - Fix regression in Wx version of FileEditor - Fix missing attribute of InstanceFactoryChocie - Replace some relative imports in tests - Update to 7.4.3: - This is a small bugfix release which resolves some bugs that have come to light as we get more experience with PySide 6, together with changes to run CI on more recent Python versions and current Github infrastructure.
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