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    Ayyappan
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    this is a error i cant able to convert the file and help me to solve this problem and
    how to convert to the Multilanguage file
    Screenshot 2024-06-10 142020.png

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      Hi and welcome to devnet,

      The error message indicates that lrelease cannot be found. Do you have it anywhere ?

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        I think the file that i downloaded doesn't contain the required BIN file, where can i download it? If you know any idea on it please share the relevant link.

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          PyQt6 does not seem to provide lrelease. Based on their documentation, it seems you would use the lrelease binary that comes from a classic Qt installation.

          Which OS are you running ?

          Note that PySide6 does provide the tools.

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            Sir I'm using Windows 11 OS sir

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              Then it looks like you should either install Qt to get the tools or switch to PySide6.

              Ultimately you could try to use the PySide6 tools to build the translations for your application.

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                ok sir i will try

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                  installed the pyside6 but how to check in command lrelease is present

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                    installed the pyside6 but how to check in command lrelease is present

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                    @Ayyappan said in PYQT i cant able to convert the file to multilanguage and I'm getting a error in lrelease:

                    but how to check in command lrelease is present

                    By executing the "lrelease" command in the terminal?
                    If it fails you can also use the "find" command to search for it (if you're on Linux).

                    https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                      Check the pyside6-* commands

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