PySide6.QtGui.QShaderCode¶

class QShaderCode¶

Contains source or binary code for a shader and additional metadata.

Details

When shader() is empty after retrieving a QShaderCode instance from QShader , it indicates no shader code was found for the requested key.

Note

This is a RHI API with limited compatibility guarantees, see QShader for details.

Added in version 6.6.

Synopsis¶

Methods¶

def __init__()
def entryPoint()
def __ne__()
def __eq__()
def setEntryPoint()
def setShader()
def shader()

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__init__()¶

__init__(code[, entry=QByteArray()])

Parameters:

code – QByteArray
entry – QByteArray

Constructs a new QShaderCode with the specified shader source code and entry point name.

entryPoint()¶

Return type:: QByteArray

Returns the entry point name.

See also

setEntryPoint()

__ne__(rhs)¶

Parameters:: rhs – QShaderCode
Return type:: bool

Returns false if the values in the two QShaderCode objects lhs and rhs are equal; otherwise returns true.

__eq__(rhs)¶

Parameters:: rhs – QShaderCode
Return type:: bool

Returns true if the two QShaderCode objects lhs and rhs are equal.

setEntryPoint(entry)¶

Parameters:: entry – QByteArray

Sets the entry point name.

See also

entryPoint()

setShader(code)¶

Parameters:: code – QByteArray

Sets the shader source or byte code.

See also

shader()

shader()¶

Return type:: QByteArray

Returns the shader source or bytecode.

See also

setShader()