Runnable with both Python3 and Python2, with both PyQt5 and PyQt4 by using Qt.py #2250
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QtPy is a compatibility layer which allows to use the code written for PyQt5 with any python Qt binding: PyQt4, PyQt5, pyside or pyside2. Main differences in PyQt5: - all widget classes are now in QtWidgets package, not QtGui; - QString obsoleted by unicode (sip API 2); - changed the way of signals connection. Closes: Bitmessage#1191
customwidgets in ui-files and QtGui.QPen instantiation
- added Qt API string into support request - finished flake8 formatting
(for simple encoding like for extended)
(closes Bitmessage#897, closes Bitmessage#1418)
resolved pylint redefined-variable-type warnings, marked autogenerated modules for skipping by pylint and flake8
on tabs "Send", "Blacklist" and "Network Status": in qt5 it's probably true by default.
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Runnable with both Python3 and Python2, with both PyQt5 and PyQt4 by using Qt.py.