n realize there is an error.
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So for best performance at runtime it's prefereble to choose the first
option
Thank you
On Wed, 29 Feb 2012 00:44:32 +0800, Goldfish Huang
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> The second depends on Qt,QtXml and PyQt4.uic. They cause inconvenience
> when you distributing your PyQt program. And, the program has to spend
> ex
I also use the second method...for me, it's more direct...and let's me make
very small tweeks to the UI
(via the .ui file) without requiring modifying any source code...unless it
needs it of course,...
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Hello
I'm trying to understand how to manage ui files from qtdesigner in the
best way. I see in the examples that i have 2 options:
- use pyuic4.bat utility to translate ui file in a python class (included
in a module) that create the graphical interface through the setupUi()
method
- load the ui f
