You are right, this is what I said in my first comment:
> The error message is there, and if that file is called as __main__ it
gets printed.
Thanks for your work on fixing QGIS!
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Dmitry, ok, I understand what's happening now. Prior to PyQt5 version
5.7, importing pyuic would run the code, whereas as of version 5.7, the
code is put under a main() function, which is called here:
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
The PyQt5 author must have had his reason(s) to do so. I'l
Dmitry,
I'm not familiar with the rational as to why QGIS (and I have to assume
other projects) have settled on going through this method to invoke
pyuic5. That said, this method used to work just fine when building QGIS
under Ubuntu 16.04, with pyqt5 5.5.1. The regression highlighted here
results
What is the point of that one-line script?
Why can't you use pyuic5 executable from pyqt5-dev-tools package?
Or, if you (for some reason) really want main() to be called, call it
explicitly:
from PyQt5.uic import pyuic
pyuic.main()
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Execute this python script by typing:
python pyqt4.py dialogAbout.ui
This will successfully output the python generated code for the .ui
file.
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Test .ui file, instructions coming in a separate post.
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Execute this python script by typing:
python3 pyqt5.py dialogAbout.ui
This will fail to output any python generated code for the .ui file.
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(actually, you can run python pyqt5.py dialogAbout.ui to see the module
fail too, that eliminates the problem being python3-related)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1619840
Title:
pyqt
Dmitry, normally, having a python script that simply has:
from PyQt5.uic import pyuic
would trigger the error message when run without an argument (which the
imported pyuic module needs to trigger a .ui to .py output).
ATM, under 16.10:
- a python 2 script with this simple line: from PyQt4.uic i
Hi,
What exactly are you trying to achieve here?
The error message is there, and if that file is called as __main__ it
gets printed. When the module gets just imported, it is not printed —
which looks like the correct behavior to me.
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