Nathan W is correct. But, if you still want to display a QMessageBox with autoclose behaviour. You can do it bu subclassing the QMessageBox like this:
class CustomMessageBox(QMessageBox):
def __init__(self, *__args):
QMessageBox.__init__(self)
self.timeout = 0
self.autoclose = False
self.currentTime = 0
def showEvent(self, QShowEvent):
self.currentTime = 0
if self.autoclose:
self.startTimer(1000)
def timerEvent(self, *args, **kwargs):
self.currentTime += 1
if self.currentTime >= self.timeout:
self.done(0)
@staticmethod
def showWithTimeout(timeoutSeconds, message, title, icon=QMessageBox.Information, buttons=QMessageBox.Ok):
w = CustomMessageBox()
w.autoclose = True
w.timeout = timeoutSeconds
w.setText(message)
w.setWindowTitle(title)
w.setIcon(icon)
w.setStandardButtons(buttons)
w.exec_()
And call it like this:
CustomMessageBox.showWithTimeout(3, "Auto close in 3 seconds", "QMessageBox with autoclose", icon=QMessageBox.Warning)
This code is an adaptation from this answer in stackoverflow.