QQuickGraphicsDevice#

The QQuickGraphicsDevice class provides an opaque container for native graphics objects representing graphics devices or contexts. More…

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Static functions#

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Detailed Description#

class PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice#

PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice(other)

Parameters:

other – PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice

Constructs a default QQuickGraphicsDevice that does not reference any native objects.

static PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice.fromOpenGLContext(context)#
Parameters:

context – PySide6.QtGui.QOpenGLContext

Return type:

PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice

Returns a new QQuickGraphicsDevice referencing an existing OpenGL context.

This factory function is suitable for OpenGL.

Note

It is up the caller to ensure that context is going to be compatible and usable with the QQuickWindow . Platform-specific mismatches in the associated QSurfaceFormat, or threading issues due to attempting to use context on multiple threads are up to the caller to avoid.

static PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice.fromRhi(rhi)#
Parameters:

rhi – QRhi

Return type:

PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice

Returns a new QQuickGraphicsDevice referencing an existing rhi object.

Note

Similarly to fromOpenGLContext() , the caller must be careful to only share a QRhi (and so the underlying graphics context or device) between QQuickWindows that are known to be compatible, not breaking the underlying graphics API’s rules when it comes to threading, pixel formats, etc.

PySide6.QtQuick.QQuickGraphicsDevice.isNull()#
Return type:

bool

Returns true if this is a default constructed graphics device that does not reference any native objects.