Convert .ui to .py file?

Dl10 · 1 Jan 2018, 13:28

How I can convert .ui to .py file?
I have cmd and i using anaconda.
Please help. tnx

SGaist · 2 Jan 2018, 10:03

Hi,

Using Qt Designer chapter from PyQt's documentation.

Ken_Du · 2 Jan 2018, 10:07

@Dl10 if you has install eric6, you can build *py for *ui easily.

Install eric6 from : [https://sourceforge.net/projects/eric-ide/files/eric6/stable/6.1.7/](link url)
Download and install by python install.py install. When you install successfully, you will find eric6/eric6.pyw.Open it with python
you can easily compile the ui to py in eric6

JonB · wrote on 2 Jan 2018, 10:03

@SGaist said in Convert .ui to .py file?:

Hi,

Using Qt Designer chapter from PyQt's documentation.

Oh, wow!! I have been developing with PyQt for a while now. I simply assumed that meant I could not use Qt Designer, as it would be C++ only. This is very useful information.

So Qt Designer simply produces XML. The you can either turn it into C++ code by Qt's uic or load the .ui file as-is via QUiLoader. Is that right? And both of these approaches are available via PyQt equivalents?
You can't use Qt Creator for Python. I presume that "integrates" Qt Designer inside itself? Does that invoke uic behind the scenes, or does that go down the "dynamic loading of the .ui file" route?

JonB · wrote on 2 Jan 2018, 10:07

@Ken_Du
I use PyCharm as my Python/PyQt IDE, and I shan't be moving off that. But OOI does your eric really do much other than allow you to convert .ui to .py, which I see I can do via PyQt's pyuic5?