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eadPool.start() with a Simple Function in PySide6 Subtitle: Run background tasks without creating a QRunnable by passing a callable directly to QThreadPool Date: 2021-07-06 09:00 Authors: Martin Fitzman Patrick Description: Learn how to use QThreadPool.start() with a plain Python function in PySide6, avoiding the need to subclass QRunnable for simple background tasks. SeoTitle: PySide6 QThreadPool start with function - simple threading without QRunnable Tags: PySide6,QThreadPool,Threading,Concurrency,Python SourceCode: In PyQt6, QThreadPool.start() accepts either a QRunnable or a plain Python callable. Does PySide6 support passing a callable directly to QThreadPool.start(), so you don't have to create a QRunnable subclass for simple background tasks? Good news — PySide6 now supports passing a plain Python function (or any callable) directly to QThreadPool.start(). This means you can run background tasks without the extra boilerplate of subclassing QRunnable. Let's walk through ho