Move to typed enums from QtCore.Qt #5548
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PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
PyQt6 requires typed enums; they are already available in PyQt5.
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The codebase currently accesses the fields of
QtCore.Qtdirectly, e.g.Qt.white.Qt.whiteis part of theQt.GlobalColorenum, so can also be accessed viaQt.GlobalColor.white. The latter access method is mandatory with PyQt6 to achieve better type safety.The full list of enums is available at https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt5/api/qtcore/qt.html. I've checked for each and every literal name whether it is used in OpenShot, and then committed the changes by enum type. The commit header and message are essentially the same each time, mostly noting the enum type contained within it and a note that it's required for PyQt6 compatibility. The split into 33 commits means that bisections are easier in case I missed something which might well be the case.
The idea is more thoroughly explained in #4833. This PR is a subset of the changes there - this is by no means complete. I've tried to keep the changes as small and simple as possible, being basically find and replace.
Feedback and comments are appreciated. Please stay focused so this PR can be merged quickly.
-- Vekhir