PyQT5 Xbee

[Mitko]

Hi, i'm trying to run this project (https://github.com/RuslanSdk/XBee-PyQt5-V.1.0) on Pycharm 2021, and Python 3.8. But i have this error. Any help?

[SGaist]

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Which version of Python are you using ?
How did you install PyQt ?
Did you check that it is working properly before trying that project ?

[Mitko]

@SGaist

Hi, i wrote that i use Python 3.8
I install PyQt via (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z78TbiuYWc&t=231s)
I don't check, this is my first experiences with this software

Actually, i fix this problem, but Now i have other problem:
File "C:/Users/Martin /PycharmProjects/pythonProject3/XBee-PyQt5-V.1.0-master/XBee_connect.py", line 1
-- coding: utf-8 --
^
IndentationError: unexpected indent

[SGaist]

What was it ? How did you fix it ?

For your current error, that line is missing a #.

[Mitko]

@SGaist
I don't know what is going on (as i said, i'm beginner), but i solved this # problem and now i have the first one again (in the pic). Any help, please?

[JonB]

@Mitko
Check the files you fetched from github have not (somehow) been changed again. The earlier one looks like you somehow removed a # symbol as the first character of the file.

[Mitko]

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[SGaist]

It seems that the space in your user name is playing some tricks.

You should put your Python environment in a path without any.

[Mitko]

@SGaist

It's not problem with space, i just deleted my last name from post.

It seems like problem with ''Building wheel for pyjq''. So how to install this things?

[JonB]

@Mitko
That is a question for pyjq, Python & pip, nothing to do with Qt.

I suggest a good starting point for you is to Google Could not build wheels for pyjq.

[Mitko]

The Problem was in Python interpreter set-ups

[SGaist]

What was wrong with it ?