"PyQt5 Designer Quick Master"
Preface
After using it for about half a month, I think PyQt5 is really unpredictable. When I first studied for three days, I wrote an article called PyQt5 to write a hammer code. Later, I used some buttons such as button position distribution, button events, pop-up windows, multi-threading, etc. I think I still need to write something, but this part I don't think it belongs to the UI part, but to the control code, which is a bit like the js of the web front end. Coupled with the use experience of the past two months, I am still optimistic about writing a hammer code.
In this case, this series will be based on PyQt5 Designer to see where the end is. All parts of this series related to the UI use the designer to generate code.
Update from time to time (current update date, 2020-08-22)
table of Contents
01 PyQt5 write a hammer code, and the drawing is over.
02 The so-called stacked layout
03 Style sheet and static resources (qss, qrc)
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