Qt for Python

well, it looks like they have just released : http://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/12/18/qt-python-5-12-released/

@ewerybody thank you so much! apologies for the late reply, I didn't get the notifications. I'll make those changes and see how it works, thank you so much, I would never have been able to make those changes myself

Welcome to the group. You can do it. If you give more details it helps to give better answer.

Function declaration: def samFunction(self,value): print("This is sample function call ",value) Function calling: self.samFunction(10) I have PyQt5 installed in my machine.

Check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxfiUx60Mbg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_ycYloRgo4

In 'def checkanswer(self):' you are connecting to the clicked signal again and connecting to the slot nextword ( self.ui.pushButtonEnter.clicked.connect(self.nextword) ) and in 'def nextword(self):' you are connecting to the clicked signal and checkanswer slot ( self.ui.pushButtonEnter.clicked.connect(self.checkanswer) ). If you want to call 2 functions in the button click, connect the clicked signal to the two slots . def __init__(self): super().__init__() self.ui = Ui_MainWindow() self.ui.setupUi(self) self.ui.pushButtonEnter.clicked.connect(self.checkanswer) self.ui.pushButtonEnter.clicked.connect(self.nextword) self.show() and remove self.ui.pushButtonEnter.clicked.connect(self.checkanswer) from 'def nextword(self)' and self.ui.pushButtonEnter.clicked.connect(self.nextword) from 'def checkanswer(self)'

I solved my own problem. I wanted to make it so that I had "Enter your answer" in the text input until the user actually entered something.. BUT you can just select this in QDesigner QTextEdit properties and select 'placeholderText' to properly show a greyed out message prior to input.

@abbm586 please check following video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pSg-naYtXU

Please check following video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlWqLkvD_Go

Please check following video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wVDmxUKp4w

Hi and welcome to devnet, @ZagrosCudi said in OpenCv Python Problem PyQt5: if Yuztanima == 1: That looks suspicious. What is the type of Yuztanima and why check whether it equals to 1 ?

I answering myself because I think I found the issue. Seems that sothing was wrong with the file. And because I'm loading the file from the resources was needed to recompile the resources file for changes to the file to applied. I thought that the file read from its path, but seems that from resources is loading an instance of the file and not the file itself. Anyway, seems that my issue solved.