[Question] Changing the preferred binding order from Python code
See original GitHub issueI am aware of the QT_PREFERRED_BINDING environment variable, but I would like to know if it is possible to alter the order of bindings directly from python. I am currently using Qt.py through vendoring, so I know that I could also alter this manually by changing default_order = ("PySide2", "PyQt5", "PySide", "PyQt4")
. Thanks.
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Ah, yes you are right, this would override any existing variable.
How about asking for it first, and overriding if it doesn’t already exist?
You are most welcome.