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    Default Q Process .setWorkingDirectory() pyqt

    Hello,

    I have a question. I have created a gui with two tabs, a settings tab and an application tab. In my settings tab, I am asking the user to input a path to his/her media player in a line edit. I would like to store the path from the line edit and be able to "call" this path via .setWorkingDirectory() using pyqt. I am using QProcess for my application tab because in that tab, the user can click open video which opens vlc. Attached are screenshots of my program. Thank you in advance.
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    Default Re: Q Process .setWorkingDirectory() pyqt

    HI

    i did not get the question ?

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    Default Re: Q Process .setWorkingDirectory() pyqt

    I want to try to save the information that the user types in a line edit and place that information in the setWorkingDirectory()

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