11 June 2026
As for "the documentation is lacking" part, the easiest test is to look for literally :: within the Qt-for-Python docs. For example, I start from https://doc.qt.io/qtforpython-6/modules.html, pick QtCore, randomly scroll to QFile, look for ::, and there it is!
Returns the complete OR-ed together combination of QFile::Permission for fileName.
Anton YablokovQtWebView might also need some changes regarding where is included, due to be needing WebEngine on Linux only, but not on Windows and macOS.
What's behind the phrase from the Dev Notes? Does it mean that I can't use QtWebView on Windows or macOS?
WebView needs WebEngine on Linux, but it doesn't on macOS nor Windows.
Anton YablokovAs for "the documentation is lacking" part, the easiest test is to look for literally :: within the Qt-for-Python docs. For example, I start from https://doc.qt.io/qtforpython-6/modules.html, pick QtCore, randomly scroll to QFile, look for ::, and there it is!
Returns the complete OR-ed together com
but that's a very minor detail to claim "the documentation is lacking"(based on a reddit thread).
We need more of those cases, so we can fix them!