A simple Python Qt syntax highlighting widget
Install package
pip install syntaxedit
Or
poetry add syntaxedit
In your app, include the package, and create a SyntaxEdit widget:
from syntaxedit.core import SyntaxEdit
code = """# Todo list
- [ ] Go shopping
- [x] Walk the dog"""
widget = SyntaxEdit(code)
content: the initial content for the widget. Default: ""parent: parent Qt widget for SyntaxEdit. Default: Nonefont: the font family for the widget. Default: "Courier New"font_size: size to use for the font. Default: 13syntax: the code syntax to use. Default: "Markdown"theme: the syntax theme to use. Default: "solarized-light"indentation_size: the size for indentation. Default: 4use_theme_background: whether to use the background colour from the theme or to not set one. Default: TrueBy David Winter
MIT
FAQs
Syntax highlighting Qt text widget
We found that syntaxedit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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