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Ivan2017-01-19 08:34:44
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Ivan, 2017-01-19 08:34:44

Which book on PyQT is up-to-date?

I installed Python 3.5 under Windows and the latest version of PyQT for which I found the Windows installer.
Everything started up and works, examples from the Examples folder open cheerfully . I
started reading "PyQt. Creating window applications in Python 3" Prokhorenka, the examples from the book do not work.
What would you advise to read from the actual in Russian?

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WorldEn, 2017-01-19
@iwqn

Here are a few sources that were useful to me once:
pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt5 (a comprehensive guide to PyQt5 and up-to-date, but in English)
1.pyqtforlinguists.appspot.com/book.pdf (here you can see good examples)
python-3.ru/page/into-pyqt5 (there are a lot of good lessons from the beginner level and above)
zetcode.com/gui/pyqt5 (the best and up-to-date book on PyQT, but it is in English (but this is not a problem, everything is clear there written))
And so basically, if you have questions, you can look at the information on stack overflow.

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Vitaly Lazarev, 2019-05-09
@laviol

I read Prokhorenok-Dronov , who was already thrown higher. For an initial understanding of how everything works, more than suitable.
And then - documentation on PyQt5, StackOverflow and stubborn bumps.
I also advise you to immediately begin to delve into thread management, in particular using QThread, because without them it is unlikely to create something digestible.

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GromderCom, 2019-10-03
@GromderCom

Here is a fairly large and relatively recent post on PyQt5: https://python-scripts.com/pyqt5

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