John

OK... I've implemented Step 2, but QtAsyncio (integration of Qt with Asyncio, builtin to PySide6) is its own module that provides the same API as Python's asyncio... so like basically...

Hold on... Somehow this Qt asyncio minimal example uses asyncio.sleep! How in the world??? ``` # Copyright (C) 2022 The Qt Company Ltd. # SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR BSD-3-Clause from __future__...

@freakboy3742 Questions: - Is using QAsync fine? It's a BSD-licensed package on PyPI that integrates Qt with Asyncio without needing to do stuff with a custom module; it provides an...

@freakboy3742 Hmm... what if there's not a serial number available -- that's my concern. That's why I did all that stuff just to be safe... do we care about what...

@freakboy3742 Thanks for letting me know. Since I have already vendored the sources into togax_qt, I will unvendor them and put the code in a fork in my personal GitHub...

Wow, thanks for helping! That makes it a lot easier. A few questions: 1. Can you still reproduce https://github.com/CabbageDevelopment/qasync/issues/10 on Linux? I can't. 2. What's the use case for multiple...

@freakboy3742 I've applied padding to my widget, but `set_bounds` isn't called in widget base. Can you think of any reason? Thanks!

Meta thing: I won’t be able to respond to or work on anything for the next 7 days.

@freakboy3742 (posting last-minute before I’m unable to access electronics) thanks for the advice, I’ve dug into it a bit but didn’t find any more hints on how to implement this....

@freakboy3742 I am sorry for the repeated pings, but could you please provide some guidance on my previous comment? I've searched everywhere for applicator, but couldn't find where to implement...