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heya... probably a stupid question....
But i understand the QT creator part (Just about) and can create a form/window screen bit.....
Is there any good tools for editing the python file? (Still struggling with the indents etc...)
Getting very confused searching for pyqt and tools....... i'm getting lost in the world of other languages/tools/code examples..... :| :|
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2010-02-08
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eric4 includes a python editor and full integration with qt designer. As a noob myself I found it quite easy to get to grips with and it does a lot of the grunt work for you. In particular it generates the stub files from your ui so you can start banging code in.
See the OP for how to get started with it.
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2010-02-08
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and being typical, there is no easy way to install on windows... lol.. why can't people just make things easier - it's like burning through a ring of fire just to see another 500 rings of fire.......
meh...... Grumpy...... just wish common sense and simplicity was used.... (Yes being all microsofty again.....)
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2010-02-08
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2010-02-08
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Try getting the iPhone SDK on your Windows.. or Linux computer .
I agree though.. something cross-platform should be easy.
There has to be good IDE's for windows for python.
I've heard good things about netbeans..
PyDev looks decent.
They don't offer the integration with QT Designer though..
For Eric there is a .zip file here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eric...s/eric4/stable
Find the one ending in ".zip" and has a picture of windows next to it.
Extract that somewhere and using python run the "install.py" file.
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Qt Designer/Python for Windows XP in 30 Mins
5. Connecting UI to your Application
OK now that you have done your first prog, you will want to create an app that actually does something with the UI. Jump to Fatalsaints post in this thread for your next tutorial
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...8&postcount=59
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2010-02-09
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The link in this part is invalid! Could someone update the op and fix it please?
kthxbai
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Working link here .
I can't update the OP.
Seen terminal commands that bring it up, and think i need to parse that to get what i need out.... but kinda annoying there isnt what i would call a system api? - or am i being all microsofty?!
other things - like ip addresses etc....
Can find bits and bobs like this : QNetworkInterface::IsUp
But without examples that pretty much means nothing to me
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