What ide is good for developing PyQt apps?
sorry, misread the question. What is your platform? as far as windows goes there really aren't any decent free PyQT IDE's.
John T
2009-01-23 06:26:37
windows .
yesraaj
2009-01-23 06:33:15
Why is this downvoted? There's no mention in the question the IDE has to be free. From the looks of it, Wing seems a fair choice, with a reasonably priced personal license.
Ruben Steins
2010-04-23 11:18:50
+5
A:
I'm using the pydev extension to Eclipse for Python development. Snappy, works in Windows and Linux, pretty nice debugger (comparable to the Eclipse Java IDE debugger). The code completion is able to tie into the PyQt modules as well.
If you're referring to writing .ui files, the Qt Designer that comes with PyQt is sufficient for layout of widgets, and pyuic4 will convert them to Python code for you (pyuic4 comes with PyQt).
Chris Cameron
2009-03-03 06:12:30
+1
A:
I'm using the pydev extension to Eclipse for Python development. Snappy, works in Windows and Linux, pretty nice debugger (comparable to the Eclipse Java IDE debugger). The code completion is able to tie into the PyQt modules as well.
PyQT can be a hassle to setup in Eclipse but when it is set up it works pretty nicely! There is a guide at popdevelop that shows you how to setup Eclipse in Windows to work with PyQT, with code completion and all.
MikaelHalen
2010-04-23 11:14:06