Hi
I'm the maintainer of the Flent tool, which uses PyQt for its GUI. I
recently got a bug report which showed odd behaviour on OS X.
Specifically, setupUi() returns:
SystemError: returned a result with an
error set
With what appears to be an underlying: AttributeError: __getattribute__
The
Thank you very much, both Toke ans Pete:
QT_API=pyside2 ./run-flent --gui
did the trick, now I guess I either write a small wrapper around run-flent or
simply put the export in my .bashrc.
Anyway with this the GUI runs and loads data files again.
Again Best Regards & Thanks
> On Jul 16,
It looks like it was still using PyQt5 in your case, so make sure to first do:
```
export QT_API= pyside2
```
If this is a long-term fix for Mac, maybe that var could be set on MacOS when
sys.platform is darwin, assuming we have a chance to do so before those libs
are initialized. Probably
Sebastian Moeller writes:
> Mmmh, so I installed qtpy (and dependencies) I now get:
>
> ./run-flent --gui
> Started Flent 1.9.9-git-43e16d5 using Python 3.7.4.
> Initialised matplotlib v3.1.1 on numpy v1.16.4.
> GUI loaded. Using Qt through pyqt5 v5.12.3.
> objc[13628]: Class
```
export QT_API=pyside2
```
A space had crept in my previous post after the equals. :)
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Pete Heist writes:
> It looks like it was still using PyQt5 in your case, so make sure to first do:
>
> ```
> export QT_API= pyside2
> ```
>
> If this is a long-term fix for Mac, maybe that var could be set on
> MacOS when sys.platform is darwin, assuming we have a chance to do so
> before those
