According to the official documentation, for developers who are new to Qt framework, the first thing to clarify is the difference between some important terms.
Read More »The Difference Between Qt, QML, and Widgets
Today when I configuring a new environment on new device (use pip3 install PyQt5), I got the following error message:
I have used PyQt5 to make some simple tools for my daily use. After I switched my daily laptop from Linux to Mac OS, these tools have been working well.
Read More »[Solved][MacOS] Big Sur 11.2.1 PyQt5’s Window Cannot Be Showed
Qt Designer is an auxiliary program dedicated to the Python PyQt5 graphical interface framework. Simply put, it has a graphical interface to help us make the program interface we want, which is very convenient and easy to use.
Read More »[PyQt5] How To Install Qt Designer In Mac OS Recently, when I rebuild a program developed by PyQt5 from Linux to Mac OS, I was surprised to find that in the Dock under the Mac OS, the program icon is a strange rocker (Python Launcher).
Read More »[PyQt5][Mac OS] How To Display Icon In The Mac Dock I wonder if you are tired of the unchanging right-angle border window? At least, I’m sure I don’t feel so interesting about the right-angled border interface. Look at the Android App icon and iOS borders. Are there any nice rounded borders?
Read More »[PyQt5] Realize The Interface Of Rounded Border Window I have been trying to create a simple desktop clock before, and thanks to that, I have learned a lot about PyQt5, a framework for making interface in Python.
Read More »[PyQt5] How to avoid the developed interface from displaying icons in the sidebar of the desktop As mentioned in the title, when we use PyQt5 compose the interface, we often need another sub-window that is different from the main window. It may be a different function, it may be a setting of the main program … anything is possible.
Read More »[PyQt5] Open another window in the main window As mentioned in the title, today I want to record the common action of right-click and open a menu option. Of course it is not necessary to use the right button but it is relatively common.
Read More »[PyQt5] How to allow users to right-click to open a menu option I used to think that it would be quite difficult to keep the window of the program at the top or bottom in PyQt5.
Read More »[PyQt5] Keep the window at the top or bottom of the screen
