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    Default Qt > Py: Okay, but Py > Qt?

    Hello,

    I managed to get a Qt code by using:
    PYUIC FORM1.UI > FORM1.PY

    But what if I only have the .py file from the GUI and I want to open it with Qt in order to edit the GUI.

    Im using Linux, text editor KWrite and Qt 3.3 with python 2.4 (I think).

    Thanks a lot!
    Greetings,

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    Default Re: Qt > Py: Okay, but Py > Qt?

    You can't create a ui file out of a source file (be it python or c++).

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    Default Re: Qt > Py: Okay, but Py > Qt?

    aha, bummer.
    Thus I have no way of editing the GUI unless I have the original file?

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    Default Re: Qt > Py: Okay, but Py > Qt?

    You can edit it by hand by manipulating the python code directly.

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