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... the import here (for the QtCharts module) should give QtCharts (as done for the PyQt5 case) or everything under QtCharts (as done for PySide2) @ccordoba12 ?
I mean:
PyQt5: ... .QtChart import *
PyQt6, PySide2, PySide6: ... .QtCharts import *
or
PyQt5: ... import QtChart as QtCharts
PyQt6, PySide2, PySide6: ... import QtCharts
Edit: Checking, I think for PySide2 the actual import should be QtCharts.QtCharts and update the test being done currently (since it does something like qtpy.QtCharts.QtCharts) if the idea is to import all inside QtCharts instead of only QtCharts
... the import here (for the
QtCharts
module) should giveQtCharts
(as done for thePyQt5
case) or everything underQtCharts
(as done forPySide2
) @ccordoba12 ?I mean:
PyQt5
:... .QtChart import *
PyQt6, PySide2, PySide6
:... .QtCharts import *
or
PyQt5
:... import QtChart as QtCharts
PyQt6, PySide2, PySide6
:... import QtCharts
Edit: Checking, I think for PySide2 the actual import should be
QtCharts.QtCharts
and update the test being done currently (since it does something likeqtpy.QtCharts.QtCharts
) if the idea is to import all insideQtCharts
instead of onlyQtCharts
Originally posted by @dalthviz in #255 (comment)
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