Thanks Dave.Now I did Ok doing what you said,although I didn´t need to
write all the root to the widget,just:
MyTextField = txtFld_myLine
thx
On 11 ago, 15:23, David Moulder da...@thirstydevil.co.uk wrote:
Hi Rudi,
You're in the MelQt world because you used loadUI and loadUI is a MelQt
okey...I turned out that in the dinamyc property I had to introduce
like in mel :
-command and then polycube() as string...
I though that launching the ui using python would need to write the
dynamic property in python too,so I tried:
command= and then polyCube() as string.
And it wasn´t working
solved...it turned out that it had to be wrote in mel.so -command ,not
command=.And then polyCube() as the string
I though that launching the ui using python would require to wite
command =...but it doesn´t,I don´t know why.
On 10 ago, 00:15, rudi rudiham...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I just
Maya's GUI is mostly built with Mel. Mel intern is communicating with the
the Mel engine and thus the core API and then building QWidgets. Changing
the GUI to use Qt has given the Maya developers a single API to develop
cross platform. To build a Qt application in Maya you don't need to install
wow,thanks a lot Dave.I just wanted to try out Qt designer so I read
about PyQt and just installed it.
It is great,I just made a ui that took me in the past 3 days,in 1
hour.But I wasn´t sure about what PyQt exactly was.
Now I understand better.
I am having now some problems querying the values
