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发布于 2024-11-19 19:01:52 字数 219 浏览 3 评论 0原文

我正在尝试使用 Qt Designer 和 pyside-uic mydesign.ui > design.py

但是，这个程序不存在。我查看了 python 2.7 下的站点包，我看到： pyside-lupdate.exe pyside-rcc.exe

和一堆其他程序，但没有 pyside-uic.exe 这样的东西......为什么？为什么安装包里没有这个？我在哪里可以得到它？

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糖粟与秋泊 2024-11-26 19:01:53

几年过去了，有些问题得到了解决：我想现在的官方答案是：

使用 uic.exe！但如何呢？

因此，尽管官方文档仍然缺乏有关它的任何信息，但你现在可以编译<使用通过 pip install PySide2 获得的 PySide2 包附带的可执行文件，直接将 code>.ui 文件传输到 Python。您可以这样编写它：

uic.exe -g python your_design.ui -o your_design_ui.py

其中 your_design.ui 是 Qt Designer 文件，your_design_ui.py 是要生成的目标 Python 文件。瞧！

顺便说一句：这是来自 uic -? 的帮助

C:\Python38\Lib\site-packages\PySide2>uic.exe -h
Usage: uic.exe [options] [uifile]
Qt User Interface Compiler version 5.15.0

Options:
-?, -h, --help                Displays help on commandline options.
--help-all                    Displays help including Qt specific options.
-v, --version                 Displays version information.
-d, --dependencies            Display the dependencies.
-o, --output <file>           Place the output into <file>
-a, --no-autoconnection       Do not generate a call to
                                QObject::connectSlotsByName().
-p, --no-protection           Disable header protection.
-n, --no-implicit-includes    Disable generation of #include-directives.
-s, --no-stringliteral        Deprecated. The use of this option won't take
                                any effect.
--postfix <postfix>           Postfix to add to all generated classnames.
--tr, --translate <function>  Use <function> for i18n.
--include <include-file>      Add #include <include-file> to <file>.
-g, --generator <python|cpp>  Select generator.
--idbased                     Use id based function for i18n
--from-imports                Python: generate imports relative to '.'

Arguments:
[uifile]                      Input file (*.ui), otherwise stdin.

Since a couple years passed by and some things were fixed: I guess the official answer would now be:

Use uic.exe! But how?

So although the official docs still lack any info about it you can now compile .ui files to Python directly with this executable shipped with the PySide2 package you get via pip install PySide2. This is how you would write it:

uic.exe -g python your_design.ui -o your_design_ui.py

Where your_design.ui is the Qt Designer file and your_design_ui.py the target Python file to generate. Voilà!

Btw: here is the help from uic -?

C:\Python38\Lib\site-packages\PySide2>uic.exe -h
Usage: uic.exe [options] [uifile]
Qt User Interface Compiler version 5.15.0

Options:
-?, -h, --help                Displays help on commandline options.
--help-all                    Displays help including Qt specific options.
-v, --version                 Displays version information.
-d, --dependencies            Display the dependencies.
-o, --output <file>           Place the output into <file>
-a, --no-autoconnection       Do not generate a call to
                                QObject::connectSlotsByName().
-p, --no-protection           Disable header protection.
-n, --no-implicit-includes    Disable generation of #include-directives.
-s, --no-stringliteral        Deprecated. The use of this option won't take
                                any effect.
--postfix <postfix>           Postfix to add to all generated classnames.
--tr, --translate <function>  Use <function> for i18n.
--include <include-file>      Add #include <include-file> to <file>.
-g, --generator <python|cpp>  Select generator.
--idbased                     Use id based function for i18n
--from-imports                Python: generate imports relative to '.'

Arguments:
[uifile]                      Input file (*.ui), otherwise stdin.

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