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    Fan383
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    Hello all,
    I am QT beginner about 1 months. Currently, I use Python in GUI development.
    As so far, I use QT designer to create an .ui file and convert it to .py file for programming.

    Until I know that QT has another IDE tool called "QT Creator". I think it's more convenience than "QT designer".
    However, currently I found it's base on C++ language for development.

    Does anyone know whether it can change C++ to python?
    Thanks.

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    • F Fan383

      Hello all,
      I am QT beginner about 1 months. Currently, I use Python in GUI development.
      As so far, I use QT designer to create an .ui file and convert it to .py file for programming.

      Until I know that QT has another IDE tool called "QT Creator". I think it's more convenience than "QT designer".
      However, currently I found it's base on C++ language for development.

      Does anyone know whether it can change C++ to python?
      Thanks.

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      JonB
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      @Fan383
      You should start out from https://www.qt.io/qt-for-python

      It's as clear as mud whether this new Qt for Python uses Qt Creator or its own IDE.

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        @Fan383
        You should start out from https://www.qt.io/qt-for-python

        It's as clear as mud whether this new Qt for Python uses Qt Creator or its own IDE.

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        mrjj
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        @JonB
        Well the video shows the dude using File System view and
        command prompt to run the sample so
        that seems like a big nope.

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          @JonB
          Well the video shows the dude using File System view and
          command prompt to run the sample so
          that seems like a big nope.

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          JonB
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          @mrjj Ah ha! That's called The Null IDE :)

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          • JonBJ JonB

            @mrjj Ah ha! That's called The Null IDE :)

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            mrjj
            Lifetime Qt Champion
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            @JonB
            hehe yep, its very little of Creator used in that video. ;)
            However, since epic nice python editors exists i guess
            its not a big loss.

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