A way to find/get a custom qt widget class??

[Nfrancisj]

So I'm using/developing for Nuke. (A pyqt visual fx software).
The developers of Nuke used Pyqt and Pyside to build the entire interface and all its widgets.
Looks like this...
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jj4q5x2c5ZI/maxresdefault.jpg

I'm interested in the curve editor/ graph in the pic. I want to build a window in Nuke and I want to add that graph to my new window.

Is there a way to get that? Is there a way to find the name of that class so I can subclass it?
Nuke has an api, Python and C++.

The Nuke forums aren't much help and though there's a few hundred views in my post...no one has answered. :(

So...is there a way to get the classes of a software built using qt?

Thanks

Nick

[anda_skoa]

You could use GammaRay (https://www.kdab.com/development-resources/qt-tools/gammaray/) to introspect the application at runtime

Not sure how well it can identify classes in a Python context, but it should be able to identify the C++ class for the view and the position in the widget hierarchy.

Cheers,
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