pyside

ive been trying to run an application that was written on a Linux machine (and works without any issues), on my Mac running OS X El Capitan. the program utilizes PyQt4(4.11.4) and PySide (1.2.4), using Python 3.4.2. I created a virtualenv to guarantee that everything runs on the correct version of python. i have sip installed as well. However when i actually try to import anything from PySide it gives me the following error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "GUI.py", line 17, in <module> from PySide import QtCore, QtGui, QtNetwork ImportError: dlopen(/Users/mksmasr/.pyenv/versions/3.4.2

I have tried to install pyside together with python3 on osx mountain lion. I have been trying both brew install pyside But then it only works in python2. I have also tried using the buildscripts from the pyside github rep. Making the changes needed ./build_and_install fails however, with Linking CXX shared library libpyside.cpython-33m.dylib [ 4%] Built target pyside [ 4%] Running generator for QtCore... /bin/sh: /Users/einar/devel/pkg/pyside-sandbox-python3/bin/SHIBOKEN_GENERATOR-NOTFOUND: No such file or directory make[2]: *** [PySide/QtCore/PySide/QtCore/qabstracteventdispatcher_wrapper.cpp

How can I better style this app using classes rather than redefining the same styles for every label that should look the same. It makes it a pain to change a style because I then have to go through every label that is suppose to look the same and paste the code to match. #!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import sys from PySide import QtGui, QtCore class Example(QtGui.QWidget): def __init__(self): super(Example, self).__init__() self.initUI() def initUI(self): #Add all GUI Elements to Class self.amountLabel = QtGui.QLabel('Amount') self.counterLabel = QtGui.QLabel('Counter') self

I am new to PySide. I want to get the QPushButton obj (such as use it to get its text) in its clicked slot. button = QtGui.QPushButton("start go") button.clicked.connect(self.buttonClick) def buttonClick(self): ... # How can I get the button object? # print button.text() how to get the text : 'start go' ? Thanks! qurban Here is what I did to solve the problem: button = QtGui.QPushButton("start go") button.clicked.connect(lambda: self.buttonClick(button)) def buttonClick(self, button): print button.text() You can just use self.sender() to determine the object that initiated the signal. In your

Let's say I have a list variable datalist storing 10,000 string entities. The QTableView needs to display only some of these entities. That's is why QTableView was assigned QSortFilterProxyModel that does all the filtering. After all Proxy work is completed the QTableView "receives" 25 entities to display (so remaining 9,975 entities were "filtered out". Now, I create a QLineEdit to be used as a search field where the user can type a keyword to narrow down the list of the displayed 25 entities (items) even further. For this purpose I link QLineEdit 's textChanged signal to assigned to

For an app that can be run directly from a flash/pen/usb/jump/thumb drive, for portability in moving from one machine to another it can make sense for user settings to be stored on the memory stick in the same directory that the program is being run from (rather than Windows/Mac/Linux user or system dirs per machine). QSettings() is handy, however, can it be told to use the current working directory? Here's a little example program that keeps its screen position from run to run using QSettings(): from PySide import QtGui, QtCore from PySide.QtGui import QTabWidget, QApplication from PySide