Why not use the uic library within PyQT to directly load the UI and work with it? I had used PyQT for a project, and I directly loaded it so if this helps you can use this to load the UI file directly instead of making it a .py file and then importing that. from PyQt5 import uic class MainWindow(Qtw.QMainWindow): def __init__(self): # loading the application's UI {stored as XML format} uic.loadUi(r"Design.ui", self)
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Why not use the uic library within PyQT to directly load the UI and work with it? I had used PyQT for a project, and I directly loaded it so if this helps you can use this to load the UI file directly instead of making it a .py file and then importing that.
from PyQt5 import uic
class MainWindow(Qtw.QMainWindow):
def __init__(self):
# loading the application's UI {stored as XML format}
uic.loadUi(r"Design.ui", self)
This was one of the things we are going g to do later on. Good that you know that already.
@@rebelScience Oh ok ok, all the best.
como faço pra ter essa aplicação?
Com licença, sobre qual aplicativo você está perguntando?
@@rebelScience DNA engine
Não há aplicativo DNA Engine. Estamos criando nesta série