Demyon
25th September 2015, 05:23
Hello Qtiers !
As I am new here, I might be posting at the wrong section, if that is the case I do apologise.
Anyway,I just started working with QT Designer a few weeks ago, this started with me wanting to learn python. Since I found it quite interesting and QT has alot of a positive feedback, so I am trying to go with it, even tho I am having sort of an hard time.
At the moment I am trying to create a basic chat (like mirc), that will eventually be incorporated on an app that will be projected with some other features.
My first problem so far is that I am finding it hard to make a QlineEdit (where the user is suppose to type), to connect (with signals/slots) to the QTextBrowser (where the text is gonna show up) in order to print out for the user to see and read. Keep in mind I am talking about QT designer at the moment, just creating the UI so far, but I would like to know this for future reference in my project.
PS: If I am not being transparent enough, do point it out, its kinda late here atm.
Sincerely, Demyon
As I am new here, I might be posting at the wrong section, if that is the case I do apologise.
Anyway,I just started working with QT Designer a few weeks ago, this started with me wanting to learn python. Since I found it quite interesting and QT has alot of a positive feedback, so I am trying to go with it, even tho I am having sort of an hard time.
At the moment I am trying to create a basic chat (like mirc), that will eventually be incorporated on an app that will be projected with some other features.
My first problem so far is that I am finding it hard to make a QlineEdit (where the user is suppose to type), to connect (with signals/slots) to the QTextBrowser (where the text is gonna show up) in order to print out for the user to see and read. Keep in mind I am talking about QT designer at the moment, just creating the UI so far, but I would like to know this for future reference in my project.
PS: If I am not being transparent enough, do point it out, its kinda late here atm.
Sincerely, Demyon