How to configure Qt Creator and PySide

dpcrd

Hi,

I've been using Qt Creator for C++ for years and I love it ! Now, I have to develop a project in Python, but I can't figure out how to configure Qt Creator for PySide6.

I installed Python and PySide6 from conda in a virtual environment, and these are the only versions of Python and PySide6 on the system (brand new PC). When I create a default Qt for Python > Empty window project, I can't run it from Qt Creator because it complains no kit is enabled for this project. However, I can run the project from the command line and I do see an empty QWidget.

I could add a Python interpreter and let it point to ENVNAME/python.exe in the conda virtual env.
When I try to add a Qt version, pointing to ENVNAME/Library/lib/qt6/bin/qmake.exe in the conda virtual env, 3 errors message boxes tell me that dll's are missing : zlib.dll, pcre2-16.dll and double-conversion.dll. I added the directory ENVNAME/Library/bin/, where I found those libraries to the PATH variable, but it didn't help.

Could someone share his/her configuration tips ?

I installed Qt Creator with Qt's online installer, but I didn't install any version of Qt with this tool, since I installed PySide6 with conda.

Platform :

Windows 11
Qt Creator : 9.0.2
PySide6
Python : 3.9
Miniconda3 : conda 23.1.0

dpcrd

OK, the solution was indeed to add ENVNAME\Library\bin to PATH... with the right syntax 😉.