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You never had to do that. You can load Qt Designer XML files at runtime with neglible performance impact.
by blattimwind 8y ago
You never had to do that. You can load Qt Designer XML files at runtime with neglible performance impact.
- toyg 8y agoI still like to use pyuic so that the IDE will pick up the generated file and suggest widget names while you’re editing the subclass. Otherwise you’re a bit blind. It’s trivial to add pyuic as an external tool in most iDEs anyway.
- blattimwind 8y agoGood point, though I personally don't work through self.ui but rather prefer loading into the class itself. Then I just put type annotations of the widgets in the class.