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    esekyere
    wrote on 25 Sept 2015, 15:59 last edited by
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    Hi all,

    I am trying to build a python desktop GUI application using qt creator as my UI builder but the thing is am new to this an I have searched online for documentation on how to setup , build and deploy but I don't seem to find any concrete ones. The ones you find on YouTube are all using the standalone qt designer but now it has changed a lot with more thing integrated in the newer versions.

    Can anyone point me to a concrete documentation on doing this?
    I appreciate the pointers

    Best Regards
    Eric

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    • E esekyere
      25 Sept 2015, 15:59

      Hi all,

      I am trying to build a python desktop GUI application using qt creator as my UI builder but the thing is am new to this an I have searched online for documentation on how to setup , build and deploy but I don't seem to find any concrete ones. The ones you find on YouTube are all using the standalone qt designer but now it has changed a lot with more thing integrated in the newer versions.

      Can anyone point me to a concrete documentation on doing this?
      I appreciate the pointers

      Best Regards
      Eric

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      raf924
      wrote on 25 Sept 2015, 16:33 last edited by
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      @esekyere So you're using PyQt or PySide? Be more clear about your dev environnement

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        25 Sept 2015, 16:33

        @esekyere So you're using PyQt or PySide? Be more clear about your dev environnement

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        esekyere
        wrote on 25 Sept 2015, 17:55 last edited by
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        @raf924 Yeah I am using PySide. From what i Have learnt so far you create the ui files in Qt creator and the convert then convert them using PySide. But when I create a widgets application(which comes with the Qt designer) I get some c++ files created(I have no Idea how to code in c++) and one ui file.
        I need a but of guidance in that aspect?

        Thanks
        Eric

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          25 Sept 2015, 17:55

          @raf924 Yeah I am using PySide. From what i Have learnt so far you create the ui files in Qt creator and the convert then convert them using PySide. But when I create a widgets application(which comes with the Qt designer) I get some c++ files created(I have no Idea how to code in c++) and one ui file.
          I need a but of guidance in that aspect?

          Thanks
          Eric

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          raf924
          wrote on 25 Sept 2015, 19:54 last edited by
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          @esekyere after a very short search on google i got this :

          loader = QUiLoader()
          file = QFile(":/forms/myform.ui")
          file.open(QFile.ReadOnly)
          myWidget = loader.load(file, self)
          file.close()
          
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