QtDesigner tutorial for Complete Beginners - Overview of PyQt5 QtDesigner + 3 Ways to Load UI Files

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J’ai un Error :DLL load failed :le module spécifié est introuvable
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Hi thanks for the video! It helped me! I like method #2! lol Im alittle stuck with the resources file. when coding ' loadUi('main.ui', self) ' It works for me np. But when I try following the instructions in the documentation page, where it says ' loadUi('main.ui', resource_suffix='resource.qrc', self) ' I get a SyntaxError: positional argument follows keyword argument. VSCode doesnt like me using 'self' at the end like that. But If I remove it, with the resource_suffix added, my UI doesnt show up like its suppose too. When I remove it and just keep 'self' and the main.ui string, everything works.. Any suggestions or ideas how to solve that? Thanks again!!

As someone who has worked with PyQt for a while now, the load UI method is NOT the way to go. The best way to do this is to convert the UI file to a PY file, and then import that into another python file. the load UI method has overhead which when working with a larger application can be noticed, and also you have to have your UI files bundled in your application in order for it to even function. If you just import the generated py file created from the ui file you can put the ui files anywhere you want. This also has some cross platform implications. Also most IDEs are able to parse python files on the fly. If you import the generated py file then your IDE will have access to all the objects you have added to your interface. Autocomplete of text in your IDE should work just like any other variable or object. Again, loading the UI is not the best way to go and i don't even know why they have that ability built in. I'm sure there is a reason, but again I don't recommend it.

If i changed the name of the button from PushButton to another name in the design file, why not take the new name for it in the Python file

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