John Bradbury wrote:
Is there any way to take the output produced by Qt designer (or any other
GUI designer) and use it in Python to create a screen? There must be a
better way of creating screens than having to use the TkInter routnes and
add every widget one by one in the program.
John Bradbury
You need PyQt and/or PyKDE.
You can use pyuic DialogWhatever.ui > DialogWhatever.py to convert the
QtDesigner *.ui file to a python file.
Then you can import it into a PyQt app and use it like any other python Qt
class.
One warning, however: It's not as easily portable as Tkinter. On windows,
especially, it's pretty much only usable if you've bought the full Qt
Commercial verson. The free version of Qt/Win only goes up to version 2.3.
Boa-constructor is alpha still, but usable to make wxPython apps in a RAD
environment.
PythonCard was another alternative, but I'm not sure if it's still being
maintained.
Hope that helps!
cya,
Eric
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