Dec-24-2019, 08:10 AM
(Dec-23-2019, 10:33 PM)Denni Wrote:buran Wrote:do you want me to revert your edits to your original post? currently your post in question is edited 4 times.Yep @buran I made that 2nd change and then I made that 4th change but I believe I made the note that I made an edit after that 4th change when I saw you had replied while I was making my edits. Of course all of those edits were done I think fairly quickly in succession so the timing of it all might be slightly off. Still I do not see your point? As you quoted my 4th change in your reply to my edit while leaving out the reference to the 2nd change. So you purposefully chose to pull something out of context and misrepresent what I said. Nice and no apology to go with it, typical.
@YoshikageKira as for saving that information once you have gotten it into a variable state you can save that virtually anywhere you want to however, a database is typically used in this case and python incorporates sqlite3 which is a very easy and free database engine to use however when doing this you are going to want to use MVC methodology and if you do not know about MVC you should read up on that. Regardless if you want to learn this kind of stuff interactively you can join my free python-pyqt classroom or I can continue helping you here -- just post another question on this once you have looked into MVC and using sqlite3 with python --- note do not look into PyQt inter-activeness with a database as that is not MVC and frankly straight python works better for a database interface
Still if you did not want to go the route of a database MVC is still a methodology you want to investigate and then you could save into a text file or Jason object within a text file
Do you know where I can find your python pyqt class? I would love to learn how to incorporate the sqlite3 database into my program