Aug-05-2019, 01:40 PM
Note as I have advised numerous folks already -- it will be best for you not to use the Designer nor UI files when learning PyQt as the Designer and UI files are not how PyQt was actually designed to work and the garbage code that the Designer barfs out is extremely difficult to work with even if you are an experienced PyQt professional. The alternative (once you understand it which actually does not take that long to do even for the inexperienced) is just as fast or faster than using the Designer and has the added benefit of being at least 5 times easier to work with and maybe even 10 times easier because you will have a better understanding of how all the pieces fit together and you can do a lot of copy/paste with minor tweaks from previous projects.
If you need help with this I have a Discord channel where I am tutoring (at no charge but donations always accepted) a few pyqt novices if you are interested I will help you learn to fish -- aka that means you have to do the work because I will not give you the fish just the fishing pole (basic framework), the bait (suggestions), and advice on what bait to use and where best to fish (things to google and/or url links to help you get the information you need -- the actual catching of the fishing (producing finished code) is all up to you.
If you need help with this I have a Discord channel where I am tutoring (at no charge but donations always accepted) a few pyqt novices if you are interested I will help you learn to fish -- aka that means you have to do the work because I will not give you the fish just the fishing pole (basic framework), the bait (suggestions), and advice on what bait to use and where best to fish (things to google and/or url links to help you get the information you need -- the actual catching of the fishing (producing finished code) is all up to you.