Hey all I'm trying to make a simple GUI using QT Designer and having some trouble. This is going to be a simple app to keep up with hardware and software inventory at work.
I'm not totally new to programming. Took C++, C# and Java classes back in the early 2000s when .NET was still new so it's definitely been a while.
I'm using PyCharm. I created the GUI in Qt Designer and saved the .ui file in my project directory. I then used my PyQt5 external tool to convert it to .py. It loads the code below and of course it won't run. I did attempt to customize the code myself and managed to get rid of all errors but I think I hacked it up so bad it still wouldn't load.
I'm a little confused since when I watch tutorials of people doing exactly what I did they don't have to change the coding at all. It runs as soon as they convert it from ui to py. Any advice or guidance would be great. I don't mind customizing the code but I feel like I shouldn't have to seeing that other people aren't having to.
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I'm not totally new to programming. Took C++, C# and Java classes back in the early 2000s when .NET was still new so it's definitely been a while.
I'm using PyCharm. I created the GUI in Qt Designer and saved the .ui file in my project directory. I then used my PyQt5 external tool to convert it to .py. It loads the code below and of course it won't run. I did attempt to customize the code myself and managed to get rid of all errors but I think I hacked it up so bad it still wouldn't load.
I'm a little confused since when I watch tutorials of people doing exactly what I did they don't have to change the coding at all. It runs as soon as they convert it from ui to py. Any advice or guidance would be great. I don't mind customizing the code but I feel like I shouldn't have to seeing that other people aren't having to.