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Is there a GUI design app for the Tkinter / grid geometry? [closed]
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Closed 6 years ago.
I have tried using Tkinter but it is not so easy to create Attractive GUI application.Is there an application or online website where I can use Drag and Drop approach to create GUI Interface in python.or some other easy way Also reply with some Intutive references or tutorial if possible.
Pyqt seems like a good option here. It's a cross platform GUI framework that comes with qt designer, an applicatiom that let's you build GUIs by dragging and dropping widgets on a canvas.
Here's a basic tutorial you can follow. There's also a series of videos included with imformation on how to download and install pyqt
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I'm looking for good longform tutorials on creating GUIs with Python. I've found one previous answers, but it's quite old (10 years) and closed. What would you recommend? Any good example repos?
I want to have a dynamic user interface that allows the user to tab between different screens, enter data, and see output plots update (preferably live, but a button click to update would be acceptable as well). Does this narrow my available options to a particular GUI tool?
Previous Question: Python 3.x GUI Tutorials
you have this tuturial in first link in English with PYQT and guizero in the second link(in portuguese)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOItX2aKTGc
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiTnSna5qYf9tC0mBScw2Rg
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Simple button click connection to python function
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several questions about QML and PySide2
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How to connect Python and QML with PySide2?
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Closed 2 years ago.
I am completely new to QML and PySide2. I am working on a desktop application where I want to make the UI using QML and connect it with PySide2. I saw some onlne documentation but was not able to find much about it. For an example, if I am creating a simple button using QML how can I access the button in PySide2.
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Load whole *ui file in an frame/widget of another *.ui file
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PyQt: How to switch widgets in QStackedWidget
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Creating a custom widget in PyQT5
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Closed 3 years ago.
I am making a simple app and was wondering what the standard is for multiple windows when using Qt Designer and python.
I need to be able to have functional back and next buttons which will take me to the previous screen like in simple .exe installers.
I do not want to use the tab widget.
I have tried using the stacked widget but when using layouts on my first screen it gets inserted into the grid layout.
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PyQt : Linking buttons to functions in my program
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Closed 6 years ago.
So I have this GUI that has 2 empty text spots to fill and a "Run" button
I want to make it that the 2 empty text spots go to values in the program and the run button will run the python "Main" program ..
How can i do that ?
You need to have a look at the documentation for PyQt signals and slots. Normally, when you install PyQt you also install some great examples. Walk through the code and it will teach you a lot (search your filesystem for "qtdemo" or standarddialogs.py).
New-style signals and slots
Old-style signals and slots
Here's a snippet from standarddialogs.py:
self.saveFileNameButton = QPushButton("QFileDialog.get&SaveFileName()")
...
self.saveFileNameButton.clicked.connect(self.setSaveFileName)
...
def setSaveFileName(self):
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PyGObject and glade send window to the front
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Closed 8 years ago.
I am currently building an application with python 2.7 with Gtk3+.
I want to open a window on top of another window. If the second window is visible, the parent one should not be clickable.
So the behaviour should be the same like opening a dialog window.
What is the best way to achieve this?
You need to use the property window.set_transient_for(parent_window)
This post may help you if you are using glade.