qt-designer

Suppose I have the file about.ui . How can I make the "about.h" and the "about.cpp" from my .ui file? I have to create a .moc file too? How can I compile this after the creaton to see if all ocurred correctly? If automatic generation does not work (like in my case) you can use uic to generate the header file manually. uic file.ui > file.h You don't. The about.ui generates a ui_about.h which you include in your own about.h You then create you own class deriving from this class class about : public QDialog, public Ui::about { Q_OBJECT; .... } Short answer: In QtCreator there are two ways of

I'm new to Python and am starting to teach myself GUI programming (hopefully) using PyQT4.7 and Python 2.6 I just downloaded the whole PyQT/QT4 package (including QTDesigner) from the PyQT website, however it seems QTDesigner, which looks amazing to use as a newbie (since you can see all the attributes/properties/defaults etc) of each widget and visually edit the properties is great, but PyQT seems not to set QTDesigner to integrate directly with with PyQT and PyQTs python code generation scripts: i.e.: Hitting "View Code", tries to run the Designer->C++ script called (uic) instead of the

Python newbie coming from Java (+SWT/Windowbuilder) and am having difficulty working out how to properly code a large desktop app in Python/Qt4(QtDesigner)/PySide. I would like to keep any view logic in a controller class outside the .ui file (and it's .py conversion). Firstly as then the logic is independent of GUI framework and secondly as the .ui and resultant .py file get overwritten on any changes!. Only examples I've found add action code to a monolithic MainWindow.py (generated from ui) or a MyForm.py (also generated from .ui). I can't see any way to link a POPO controller class to

I am working on python project and I have a problem with my .py file which complied from .qrc file. First, let I explain briefly about my project. I created my project GUI in QtDesigner and also use the image in the GUI. Then, I generate .py from .ui file using pyside-uic and generate .py file from .qrc file using pyside-rcc. The problem is when I use the .py file (an image file), images does not show in my GUI. Is anybody knows how to solve this problem? Thank you for all your answer. :) Ps. I use PySide as my GUI language. Have you actually added the resource to your GUI project? Starting

I want to add QChart to the form. But I can't find it in the Widget Box. So I created it in the code. How can I insert it in QWidget or QFrame or something else? I want to set area of that widget in QtDesigner. Option 1: Promoted I suppose you mean inserting a QChartView, because QChartView inherits from QGraphicsView, this would be a good option, for this we do the following: first add QT += charts in the .pro place the QGraphicsView to the design. Right click on the QGraphicsView and select Promote to... When doing the above, a menu appears, in the menu it should be set in QChartView in

When I press a button, I bring up a dialog where user select things and press 'Ok' at the end. I want a splitter in this dialog. Left pane will show tree and right will show something else. How do I do that right? From Qt example itself: QSplitter *splitter = new QSplitter(parent); QListView *listview = new QListView; QTreeView *treeview = new QTreeView; QTextEdit *textedit = new QTextEdit; splitter->addWidget(listview); splitter->addWidget(treeview); splitter->addWidget(textedit); So in this example, splitter is created without any dialog resource. If I have to create this way, that would