Im creating a calculator with PySide6, in all methods i created, doing this "buttonText = button.text()" works well, but for some reason, in this specific method, the Python says that my button is a boolean and booleans don't have text() attribute: def _operatorClicked(self, button: Button): buttonText = button.text() # The error is happening here displayText = self.display.text() if not isValidNumber(displayText) and self._leftNum is None: return if self._leftNum is None: self._leftNum = float(displayText) self._operator = buttonText self.equation = f'{self._leftNum} {self._operator} ??' Like i said, the Python is considering the button as a bool even if i type it with QPushButton class. This only happens on this method and i dont know why. I tried to remove the bool from the Slot decorator (@Slot(bool) -> I removed this bool) but it didn't work, and i just dont know from where is coming that bool Continue reading...
