qt-designer

I made a GUI file from pyqt designer,which i converted to .py file.but when i load that .py code in my IDE (Pycharm and sublime text),and i try to run it,it runs without errors,but the physical aspect of GUI isn't loaded,i tried a custom code from the internet,which worked great,GUI shows up when i run that code. i will give simpler code than the one i'm currently working on,as it seems all of the code generated from pyqt designer doesn't work at all for me regarding its physical aspect. from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets class Ui_Form(object): def setupUi(self, Form): Form

Well, I was again trying my hands on a Linux GUI app on Qt Creator, I added couple of images in a Qt resource file of my project. And I tried to have a nice background in my main window and other windows and dialogs. I was using from the stylesheets option (no coding). I am unable to set the transparency level of labels and pushbuttons. Any ideas on how to do it from Qt creator GUI itself ??? ! I am attaching a snap of how my application looks. You can set transparency of QLabel or QPushbutton by setting the stylesheet : ui->label->setStyleSheet("background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0);"); ui

I'm spending these holidays learning to write Qt applications. I was reading about Qt Designer just a few hours ago, which made me wonder : what do people writing real world applications in Qt use to design their GUIs? In fact, how do people design GUIs in general? I, for one, found that writing the code by hand was conceptually simpler than using Qt Designer, although for complex GUIs Designer might make sense. Large GUIs might be possible using Designer, but with time they might become very difficult to manage as complexity increases (this is just my opinion). I also downloaded the AmaroK

I am currently working on a GUI using qt designer. I am wondering how I should go about printing strings on the GUI that acts like a logger window. I am using pyqt5. If you are using the Python logging module to can easily create a custom logging handler that passes the log messages through to a QPlainTextEdit instance (as described by Christopher). To do this you first subclass logging.Handler . In this __init__ we create the QPlainTextEdit that will contain the logs. The key bit here is that the handle will be receiving messages via the emit() function. So we overload this function and pass