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Distributing PyQT app w/ Standalone Binary.

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    SheltonCoolio
    wrote on 7 Jul 2021, 09:06 last edited by SheltonCoolio 7 Aug 2021, 08:37
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    Hello, I am just starting in PyQT. I have created a text editor. I have used QT designer generated .ui file omegle and manually linked it in my python code , instead of compiling to Python code. I prefer that way. But my problem starts when I build python using pyinstaller. The binary file looks for the .ui file to work. I mean, I wanted to know if there is any alternative with what I will online build the python file and it will automatically compile the .ui file and after building my application will no longer need ui file... Ty in advance

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      wrote on 7 Jul 2021, 19:42 last edited by
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      Hi and welcome to devnet,

      One thing you can do is put your .ui files into Qt's resources system.

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