[PyQt] Gui best practice

[paolo at paolodestefani.it]

So for best performance at runtime it's prefereble to choose the first
option

Thank you

On Wed, 29 Feb 2012 00:44:32 +0800, Goldfish Huang <hgoldfish at gmail.com>
wrote:
> The second depends on Qt,QtXml and PyQt4.uic. They cause inconvenience
> when you distributing your PyQt program. And, the program has to spend
> extra time in calling uic.loadUi() to compile .ui files.
> 
> To conclude, two options is different in when to compile .ui files.
> The first is in developing stage, the second in running.
> 
> 
> 2012/2/28  <paolo at paolodestefani.it>:
>> Hello
>> I'm trying to understand how to manage ui files from qtdesigner in the
>> best way. I see in the examples that i have 2 options:
>> - use pyuic4.bat utility to translate ui file in a python class
(included
>> in a module) that create the graphical interface through the setupUi()
>> method
>> - load the ui file directly in the class definition with the functions
>> uic.loadUiType()or uic.loadUi() (like in the example\pyuic directory)
>>
>> As i see that few peoples like the second option i'm asking myself why.
>> It
>> looks for me faster, what's wrong with this ?
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