from PyQt6.QtWidgets import QPushButton help(QPushButton.setText) Showed: setText(self, str) – no surprises.
self.model = ImageModel() # good view.setModel(self.model) instead of: pyqt6 documentation
Even better: print(dir(QPushButton)) listed all methods, signals, and slots. She found pressed , released , clicked – all available. from PyQt6
Her app shipped. Users loved the dark mode. And Sam finally stopped fearing the documentation – she befriended it. Start here → PyQt6 Reference Learn the concepts here → Qt6 Documentation And always test small pieces with help(ClassName) in Python. Her app shipped
dark_action = QAction("Dark mode", checkable=True) dark_action.toggled.connect(self.toggle_dark_mode) It worked perfectly. She felt the power. Next, she needed a QListView with custom thumbnails. The C++ docs explained QAbstractListModel beautifully. But PyQt6 adds ownership rules: if you create a model in Python and assign it to a view, you must keep a reference (or parent it) to avoid garbage collection.