cmd info in a Qt window

[Satil]

I'm creating a code and everything is working fine, but I'm running it in a cmd screen, how would I put it in a specific Qt window? I tried the OpenGl widget , Plain text Edit , Dock Widget , widget , Frame option but I couldn't (I don't know if I was directing it wrong because I'm new in the area) the image shows the cmd with the information I'm trying to put in Qt, this window that is in Qt is Plain Text Edit I want to put this data that is appearing in the CMD in the Qt window

[SGaist]

Hi and welcome to devnet,

What exactly are you running ?
Without knowing that, it's impossible to help you.

[Satil]

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[JonB]

@Satil
If it is your own source code which is e.g. outputting to cout/stdout, change it to emit signals and in a slot append it to the QPlianTextEdit. If it is another application use QProcess to run it and grab its output.

[Satil]

@SGaist I'm creating a code for automatic entries in binary operations, and this information that appears in the CMD is the code analyzing, and when it sees the moment, it makes an entry

[Satil]

@JonB I'm new to programming, so I don't know what the code to call in PlainTextEdit would look like, could you give an example of how it would look?How would you call the def monitor in PlainTextEdit?

[JonB]

@Satil
Please paste text, not screenshots, so people can copy.

    self.ui.plainTextEdit.setPlainText(self.monitor())

def monitor(self):
    return "oi"

Or

def monitor(self):
    self.ui.plainTextEdit.appendPlainText("ABC")
    self.ui.plainTextEdit.appendPlainText("DEF")
    ...

Or raise signals from monitor() with the text as parameter and attach slot to append to plain text edit.

You cannot easily just cause Python print() statements to appear in a QPlainTextEdit. So depends whether you are in charge of the print() statements.

[Satil]

@JonB Perfect, I managed to run it without problem, now it's the way the program asks, thank you very much :)