I teach PyQt GUI development with Eric in a University-level Unix Programming class, and have a question about migrating to eric4 / QT 4.
With eric3 / QT 3, I used the following approach to develop applications: 1. Use Qt Designer to do the GUI layout for a window and define custom slots. 2. Use eric to compile the form and generate a subclass 3. Override the custom slots in the subclass and put event handling code in them With eric4, I am able to compile a .ui file to a PyQt class. But I don't see any wizard to generate a subclass, as in eric 3. If there isn't one, we can manage; I just thought I would ask, in case I was missing it. Also, the PyQt docs indicate that there are several ways of subclassing pyuic4-generated classes: http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt4/pyqt4ref.html#using-the-generated-code I would prefer to use the PyQt 3 approach. But I can't figure out how to wire up the signals in the Designer to custom slots in my Python code (as I could with designer 3 / eric 3). Any tips would be greatly appreciated. -- Stephen Schaub
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