I thank you for your contribution of this code snippet. I myself am
testing a PyQt application I have been working on with PySide. I
currently use this PyQt code to load the GUI:
ui_class, widget_class = uic.loadUiType("gui.ui")
self.ui = ui_class()
self.ui.setupUi(self)
I have also used the loadUi like so:
self.ui = uic.loadUi("gui.ui")
but with the latter I was unable to get the slots auto-hooked up. (I
may have been missing the connectSlotsByName. I will review later.)
Using your code worked to load the UI and make the proper parent/child
relationships, so that we can do things like:
self.ui.myWidget
The issue I see is that all the objects are of type QWidget, so we
cannot make specific calls to derived class methods, like:
self.ui.myList.addItems(myList) # myList is a QListWidget
This may be an issue with the PySide QUiLoader - I have not dug deep
enough. But I suspect somebody on this list can pipe in with the
answer very quickly.
Thank you,
Tyler
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