user-interface

问题 This .ui file is made by Qt Designer. It's just a simple UI. All the commands or codes for doing this on the websites I have looked through are not for windows. 回答1: The pyuic tool works in exactly the same way on all platforms: C:\>pyuic4 -h Usage: pyuic4 [options] <ui-file> Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -p, --preview show a preview of the UI instead of generating code -o FILE, --output=FILE write generated code to FILE

问题 This .ui file is made by Qt Designer. It's just a simple UI. All the commands or codes for doing this on the websites I have looked through are not for windows. 回答1: The pyuic tool works in exactly the same way on all platforms: C:\>pyuic4 -h Usage: pyuic4 [options] <ui-file> Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -p, --preview show a preview of the UI instead of generating code -o FILE, --output=FILE write generated code to FILE

问题 This .ui file is made by Qt Designer. It's just a simple UI. All the commands or codes for doing this on the websites I have looked through are not for windows. 回答1: The pyuic tool works in exactly the same way on all platforms: C:\>pyuic4 -h Usage: pyuic4 [options] <ui-file> Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -p, --preview show a preview of the UI instead of generating code -o FILE, --output=FILE write generated code to FILE

问题 I am trying to create a traffic light using a Java GUI, where it displays only one circle and it changes colours from red, to yellow, to green. There should be a timer and only yellow should be changing to green within 3 seconds. I have set up a circle and a colour red, but I am unable to change it to the colours yellow, and green respectively using a timer. Btw I am really new to GUI and could not find helpful sources online, although I still watched a couple of youtube videos but did not

问题 I want all of the buttons in my gui to have the same style. Right now I manually write in the attributes I want but it takes up so much space. Also, if I wanted to change the style I would have to go to every single button. Is it possible to have a style i define once and then reference it when making all buttons? Something like the following: basic_style = {'background': 'blue', 'foreground':'white', 'font':'Helvetica 8 bold'} self.btn = tk.Button(text = 'Hello', style = basic_style) I know

问题 I want all of the buttons in my gui to have the same style. Right now I manually write in the attributes I want but it takes up so much space. Also, if I wanted to change the style I would have to go to every single button. Is it possible to have a style i define once and then reference it when making all buttons? Something like the following: basic_style = {'background': 'blue', 'foreground':'white', 'font':'Helvetica 8 bold'} self.btn = tk.Button(text = 'Hello', style = basic_style) I know

问题 I want all of the buttons in my gui to have the same style. Right now I manually write in the attributes I want but it takes up so much space. Also, if I wanted to change the style I would have to go to every single button. Is it possible to have a style i define once and then reference it when making all buttons? Something like the following: basic_style = {'background': 'blue', 'foreground':'white', 'font':'Helvetica 8 bold'} self.btn = tk.Button(text = 'Hello', style = basic_style) I know

问题 I want all of the buttons in my gui to have the same style. Right now I manually write in the attributes I want but it takes up so much space. Also, if I wanted to change the style I would have to go to every single button. Is it possible to have a style i define once and then reference it when making all buttons? Something like the following: basic_style = {'background': 'blue', 'foreground':'white', 'font':'Helvetica 8 bold'} self.btn = tk.Button(text = 'Hello', style = basic_style) I know

问题 I want all of the buttons in my gui to have the same style. Right now I manually write in the attributes I want but it takes up so much space. Also, if I wanted to change the style I would have to go to every single button. Is it possible to have a style i define once and then reference it when making all buttons? Something like the following: basic_style = {'background': 'blue', 'foreground':'white', 'font':'Helvetica 8 bold'} self.btn = tk.Button(text = 'Hello', style = basic_style) I know

问题 I'm trying to integrate Zoom SDK meetings in an Android app. I've struggled for a while now with using the custom meeting ui and learning how to use Zoom's video view called MobileRTCVideoView . Here's the interface I would like to create: What I've tried: Studied Zoom's sample apps on Github. Studied Zoom's documentation for customized meeting ui. Asked on the developer forum. Read related threads on the developer forum. However, I still don't understand how to implement it, and would very