On 11/01/16 16:12, Patrycja Niewosz wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I use commands,
>
> server_address = ('134.32.45.9', 10000)
> print ('starting up on port '% server_address)
> sock.bind(server_address)
>
> the message pop ups in the window command when I run full code, however I
> would like to print this message in the main GUI, where I have defined
>
> tcpControlGrid.addWidget(QtGui.QLabel('TCP Server Messages'),3,0)
> tcpControlGrid.addWidget(self.tcpControlMessages,4,0)
>
> self.tcpControlMessages = QtGui.QPlainTextEdit()
>
> How can I transfer messages from above code directly to the GUI interface, so
> that I can see on main window.
Since this is obviously a PyQt issue you would be best asking on a
Qt or SIDE forum. However most UIs have a Text control(*) that you
can insert text into. So look for a method of your control
called something like insert() or put() or maybe even write().
(*)I'm assuming your QtGui.QPlainTextEdit() is the Qt version.
What methods does it have?
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