After adding a new label and textEdit to a grid right above these tabs, When I generate the ui.py file with pyuic4, It generates the the following lines for many different tabs which gives errors about not having enough arguments.
self.tcTab.setTabText(self.tcTab.indexOf(self.tab_6),)
However the .ui would generate this fine before I made the changes.
self.tcTab.setTabText(self.tcTab.indexOf(self.tab_6), QtGui.QApplication.translate("MainWindow", " ", None, QtGui.QApplication.UnicodeUTF8))
This code works fine, and If I edit this into the ui.py file my changes also work fine. However how do I get it to automatically do this when i use pyuic4. Because from what I understand is that you should never have to edit the ui.py file. Thanks
Edited: I updated everything to no avail. pretty much any change I do to old UI file will cause this problem if I use pyuic4 on it. translatable IS checked under currentTabText in qtDesigner if that matters. The problem happens in this function of the .py file:
def retranslateUi(self, MainWindow):
#these are incorrect ones pyuic4 generates
self.tcTab.setTabText(self.tcTab.indexOf(self.tab_6), )
self.tcTab.setTabText(self.tcTab.indexOf(self.tab_9), )
#these are the correct lines it used to generate
self.tcTab.setTabText(self.tcTab.indexOf(self.tab_6),QtGui.QApplication.translate("MainWinow", " ", None, QtGui.QApplication.UnicodeUTF8))
self.tcTab.setTabText(self.tcTab.indexOf(self.tab_9), QtGui.QApplication.translate("MainWindow", " ", None, QtGui.QApplication.UnicodeUTF8))
Edit2: Even when I open the .ui up in qtdesigner, click something, without even modifying it, save, then use pyuic4, it generates the bad code.