Hi there everybody!
I'm currently working on improving my tool creation workflow and wanted to
include images in my UI's.
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TL,DR:
- Maya 2014
- PySide
- NOT pre-compiling ui-file, but using: pysideuic.compileUi()
- QRC (image resource) causing compilation error:
# Error: ImportError: file <string> line 49: No module named qrctest_qrc_rc
#
(Note: qrc-file is named; qrctest_qrc.qrc) (XML)
(Note2: The error is probably already caused from reading the implementation of
a qrc resource in the ui file; qrctest_ui.ui) (XML)
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Right now I'm working with something similar to what Frederik Averpil has going
on here; https://github.com/fredrikaverpil/pyVFX-boilerplate
Main difference is that I'm only focused on PySide (in combination with Maya
2014), so the 'boilerplate'-code that I'm using is a lot shorter.
Workflow is as follows;
1) Create UI with QtDesigner
2) Copy and adept boilerplate code for the new project
3) Attach functionality to buttons etc.
4) Source in Maya & enjoy UI
This workflow breaks when I try to implement images through the resource
browser (QRC-file) in QtDesigner.
Why this workflow?
By not having to pre-compile I can do fast iterations and don't have to hassle
with copy-pasting compiled code. yay! Unfortunately the QRC just doesn't seem
to work.
To test this, I created a small project:
-qrctest.py - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/12306839/
-qrctest_ui.ui (XML)* - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/12306896/
-qrctest_qrc.qrc (XML) - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/12306884/
* There's a # at line 1 to prevent pastebin from complaining about web-stuff.
Has anybody got this working?
Kind regards,
Nico
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