PyQt

by Riverbank Computing Limited

Python bindings for Digia's Qt cross-platform application development framework

Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Riverbank Computing Limited

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PyQt is an extension for Python that is a set of bindings to Qt's graphics libraries. Previously, PyQt functionality was implemented in the Eric development environment, but later the extension "grew" into a separate project. It allows you to "combine" the rich functionality and "flexibility" of the Qt framework with the simplicity and comprehensibility of the Python object-oriented programming language.

The extension is multi-platform and works on all modern operating systems. It allows you to implement almost all the classes, methods and functions of the above framework. Besides, there is a huge set of tools in it which will be useful for any developer. For example, PyQt includes a Qt Designer GUI designer with an integrated Python code generator. Qt Designer itself is an excellent prototyping tool and allows you to quickly integrate code for different management tools.

In addition, PyQt includes a complete set of graphical shell widgets, XML parser, supports SVG shapes, multimedia functions (audio and video playback) and can be integrated with the popular WebKit engine.

Structurally, PyQt is divided into ten independent modules: QtCore (working with basic graphics classes), QtNetwork (network classes), QtScript (classes for the built-in JavaScript interpreter), QtXml (classes that process XML), QtSql (classes for working with databases), and so on. In general, for each important function and class there is a "separate" module. The extension is distributed under the GPL license, i.e. it is completely free and has open source code.

- combining the "power" and "flexibility" of the Qt framework with the simplicity of the Python programming language;

- separate modules for scripting, database access, XML parsing, integration with the WebKit engine, vector graphics support (SVG and other important functions);

- Quick prototyping of graphical and interface prototypes and binding of Python code for control elements;

- the realization of multimedia opportunities;

- an integrated graphic shell designer (Qt Designer);

- a set of ready-made interface widgets.

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Lewis

an extension for Python that is a set of bindings to Qt's graphics libraries. Previously, PyQt functionality was implemented in the Eric development environment, but later the extension "grew" into a separate project
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Jamie

PyQt is an excellent product as it works very well with Python and in addition to this there are many separate independent modules which all appear to work very well. One benefit of this is that it has an open source code which works very efficiently.
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David

PyQt for windows is a software that enables one to be able to create programs which are GUI-based. The software as well can be able to provide one with a pre-build design which can be used to create a complex GUI program. The software is free and it can be downloaded for free form the internet and it works in all windows from windows 7 to windows 10. The software is mainly written in the C++ or the python language.
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Blake I*******h

PyQt is a set of Python bindings for the Qt application framework and runs on all major operating systems. It is a cross-platform application development framework which allows users to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with Python bindings. It also offers a wide variety of utilities and libraries to facilitate rapid application development.
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Alexander Saso

PyQt is a powerful and versatile software package. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for building desktop applications in Python. It is easy to learn and can be used to quickly create sophisticated GUI applications. The Qt Designer makes it easy to create user interfaces using drag and drop. PyQt integrates well with other libraries and frameworks such as Qt, PySide, and PyQtGraph. The documentation is comprehensive and the community is very active. There is also a wide range of third-party widgets available. Overall, PyQt is a great choice for developing desktop applications in Python.
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Brodie F*****j

PyQt is a comprehensive and easy to use software. It offers a wide range of features and customization options, enabling users to create unique and highly functional applications. The graphical user interface is intuitive and straightforward. Documentation is well-structured, making it easy to learn the basics as well as more advanced concepts. The customer support team is very helpful and responsive.
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Cameron Vandewarker

PyQt is a Python library that provides bindings for the Qt GUI toolkit. It allows developers to create desktop applications with a modern, user-friendly interface. Some of its main features include support for various widgets, layouts, and events, as well as the ability to create custom widgets and interact with other Python libraries. PyQt also has extensive documentation and a thriving community of developers who contribute to its ongoing development and improvement.
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