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You can either load these files at runtime, or have them translated to a programming language such as C or Python. Qt Designer vs. Qt Designer normally ships as a part of Qt Creator. This is Qt's official editor and lets you do a lot more than just graphically design user interfaces.
Attention: a port of PySide to Qt 5.x started in 2014, the progress and more details about this project can be found under PySide 2
- 2Beginner Tutorials
Your First PySide Application
Beginner Tutorials
- PySide Newbie Tutorials
PythonCentral: PySide/PyQt Guide
A full guide on Qt for Python – PySide and PyQt. With PySide and PyQt Python code examples, tutorials and references. Authored by Jason Fruit who has worked with Python since 2000. In fact, he loves it so much, he even used it to name his children.
Intermediate Tutorials
Advanced Tutorials
Two earlier blog posts (1) (2) covered how to set up Qt and Qt Creator on Windows and Linux systems. Let's look at installation on the remaining major desktop platform, macOS.
If Excel quits abnormally, the file may be left in place causing the lock for editing. This problem often occurs when you shut down your Mac directly before you close Excel or the file. So make sure to close all applications before you shut down. Create a copy. Open the file. Tap the file icon. On your iPad, tap Name or Duplicate. The Save As window opens. If you have any pending changes, you will be asked whether you want to apply them. Type a new name for the file and choose a storage location for the new file. On your iPhone, use the. 
Excel file is locked for editing by another user - Step 5: Make sure to use one of these file formats For Windows: If you are trying to co-author, check the file name of the file. For Mac: If you are trying to co-author, check the file name of the file.
Thanks to the unified Qt installer, the process is very similar to that on Windows and Linux, so we'll just cover some of the differences and highlights of the Mac install.
Assumptions and Prerequisites
For this example we'll install Qt 5.7.1, which is supported on macOS version 10.8 and later.
The C++ compiler used by Qt on macOS is the Clang compiler, provided as part of the Xcode development tool. You will need to install Xcode from the Apple App Store. It is a free download, but you will need to have or create an Apple ID.
You can also use Qt and Qt Creator on macOS to develop for iOS (i.e. for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices), or for Android (or both). These use different downloads of Qt and have more prerequisites and won't be covered here.
Installation Steps
Download the Qt installer from http://download.qt.io. For Qt 5.7.1 you can navigate to official_releases / qt 5.7 / 5.7.1 and then download qt-opensource-mac-x64-clang-5.7.1.dmg. It is a reasonably large (1.2 GB) download.
Once it has downloaded, open the dmg file:
From the Qt Installer, follow the wizard screens in the same fashion as on Windows and Linux. Here were the screens I stepped through:
Once done, you can launch Qt Creator:
You should check that it correctly set up at an auto-detected kit with the compiler, Qt version, and debugger:
This is a good time to create some sample projects to test your installation. Use the New Project Wizard and confirm that you can create the project, build it and run the application. Testing both widget and QML-based projects is recommended.
You are now ready for Qt software development on macOS. If you want to update, add or remove any components, you can run the maintenance tool, which will be found under the Qt install directory as MaintenanceTool.
Summary
It's easy to get Qt up and running using the installer. I'm not a regular macOS user so on the occasions where I need to build a Qt application for the Mac, I appreciate that I can use the familiar Qt Creator IDE to do most of my work rather than having to learn another IDE.
References
- Getting Started with Qt and Qt Creator on Linux, ICS blog post, http://www.ics.com/blog/getting-started-qt-and-qt-creator-linux
- Getting Started with Qt and Qt Creator on Windows, ICS blog post, http://www.ics.com/blog/getting-started-qt-and-qt-creator-windows
- Qt for MacOS, Qt documentation web site, http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/osx.html
- Xcode 8, Apple Developer website, http://developer.apple.com/xcode
You can either load these files at runtime, or have them translated to a programming language such as C or Python. Qt Designer vs. Qt Designer normally ships as a part of Qt Creator. This is Qt's official editor and lets you do a lot more than just graphically design user interfaces.
Attention: a port of PySide to Qt 5.x started in 2014, the progress and more details about this project can be found under PySide 2
- 2Beginner Tutorials
Your First PySide Application
Beginner Tutorials
- PySide Newbie Tutorials
PythonCentral: PySide/PyQt Guide
A full guide on Qt for Python – PySide and PyQt. With PySide and PyQt Python code examples, tutorials and references. Authored by Jason Fruit who has worked with Python since 2000. In fact, he loves it so much, he even used it to name his children.
Intermediate Tutorials
Advanced Tutorials
Two earlier blog posts (1) (2) covered how to set up Qt and Qt Creator on Windows and Linux systems. Let's look at installation on the remaining major desktop platform, macOS.
If Excel quits abnormally, the file may be left in place causing the lock for editing. This problem often occurs when you shut down your Mac directly before you close Excel or the file. So make sure to close all applications before you shut down. Create a copy. Open the file. Tap the file icon. On your iPad, tap Name or Duplicate. The Save As window opens. If you have any pending changes, you will be asked whether you want to apply them. Type a new name for the file and choose a storage location for the new file. On your iPhone, use the. Excel file is locked for editing by another user - Step 5: Make sure to use one of these file formats For Windows: If you are trying to co-author, check the file name of the file. For Mac: If you are trying to co-author, check the file name of the file.
Thanks to the unified Qt installer, the process is very similar to that on Windows and Linux, so we'll just cover some of the differences and highlights of the Mac install.
Assumptions and Prerequisites
For this example we'll install Qt 5.7.1, which is supported on macOS version 10.8 and later.
The C++ compiler used by Qt on macOS is the Clang compiler, provided as part of the Xcode development tool. You will need to install Xcode from the Apple App Store. It is a free download, but you will need to have or create an Apple ID.
You can also use Qt and Qt Creator on macOS to develop for iOS (i.e. for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices), or for Android (or both). These use different downloads of Qt and have more prerequisites and won't be covered here.
Installation Steps
Download the Qt installer from http://download.qt.io. For Qt 5.7.1 you can navigate to official_releases / qt 5.7 / 5.7.1 and then download qt-opensource-mac-x64-clang-5.7.1.dmg. It is a reasonably large (1.2 GB) download.
Once it has downloaded, open the dmg file:
From the Qt Installer, follow the wizard screens in the same fashion as on Windows and Linux. Here were the screens I stepped through:
Once done, you can launch Qt Creator:
You should check that it correctly set up at an auto-detected kit with the compiler, Qt version, and debugger:
This is a good time to create some sample projects to test your installation. Use the New Project Wizard and confirm that you can create the project, build it and run the application. Testing both widget and QML-based projects is recommended.
You are now ready for Qt software development on macOS. If you want to update, add or remove any components, you can run the maintenance tool, which will be found under the Qt install directory as MaintenanceTool.
Summary
It's easy to get Qt up and running using the installer. I'm not a regular macOS user so on the occasions where I need to build a Qt application for the Mac, I appreciate that I can use the familiar Qt Creator IDE to do most of my work rather than having to learn another IDE.
References
- Getting Started with Qt and Qt Creator on Linux, ICS blog post, http://www.ics.com/blog/getting-started-qt-and-qt-creator-linux
- Getting Started with Qt and Qt Creator on Windows, ICS blog post, http://www.ics.com/blog/getting-started-qt-and-qt-creator-windows
- Qt for MacOS, Qt documentation web site, http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/osx.html
- Xcode 8, Apple Developer website, http://developer.apple.com/xcode
You can either load these files at runtime, or have them translated to a programming language such as C or Python. Qt Designer vs. Qt Designer normally ships as a part of Qt Creator. This is Qt's official editor and lets you do a lot more than just graphically design user interfaces.
Attention: a port of PySide to Qt 5.x started in 2014, the progress and more details about this project can be found under PySide 2
- 2Beginner Tutorials
Your First PySide Application
Beginner Tutorials
- PySide Newbie Tutorials
PythonCentral: PySide/PyQt Guide
A full guide on Qt for Python – PySide and PyQt. With PySide and PyQt Python code examples, tutorials and references. Authored by Jason Fruit who has worked with Python since 2000. In fact, he loves it so much, he even used it to name his children.
Intermediate Tutorials
Advanced Tutorials
Two earlier blog posts (1) (2) covered how to set up Qt and Qt Creator on Windows and Linux systems. Let's look at installation on the remaining major desktop platform, macOS.
If Excel quits abnormally, the file may be left in place causing the lock for editing. This problem often occurs when you shut down your Mac directly before you close Excel or the file. So make sure to close all applications before you shut down. Create a copy. Open the file. Tap the file icon. On your iPad, tap Name or Duplicate. The Save As window opens. If you have any pending changes, you will be asked whether you want to apply them. Type a new name for the file and choose a storage location for the new file. On your iPhone, use the. Excel file is locked for editing by another user - Step 5: Make sure to use one of these file formats For Windows: If you are trying to co-author, check the file name of the file. For Mac: If you are trying to co-author, check the file name of the file.
Thanks to the unified Qt installer, the process is very similar to that on Windows and Linux, so we'll just cover some of the differences and highlights of the Mac install.
Assumptions and Prerequisites
For this example we'll install Qt 5.7.1, which is supported on macOS version 10.8 and later.
The C++ compiler used by Qt on macOS is the Clang compiler, provided as part of the Xcode development tool. You will need to install Xcode from the Apple App Store. It is a free download, but you will need to have or create an Apple ID.
You can also use Qt and Qt Creator on macOS to develop for iOS (i.e. for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices), or for Android (or both). These use different downloads of Qt and have more prerequisites and won't be covered here.
Installation Steps
Download the Qt installer from http://download.qt.io. For Qt 5.7.1 you can navigate to official_releases / qt 5.7 / 5.7.1 and then download qt-opensource-mac-x64-clang-5.7.1.dmg. It is a reasonably large (1.2 GB) download.
Once it has downloaded, open the dmg file:
From the Qt Installer, follow the wizard screens in the same fashion as on Windows and Linux. Here were the screens I stepped through:
Once done, you can launch Qt Creator:
You should check that it correctly set up at an auto-detected kit with the compiler, Qt version, and debugger:
This is a good time to create some sample projects to test your installation. Use the New Project Wizard and confirm that you can create the project, build it and run the application. Testing both widget and QML-based projects is recommended.
You are now ready for Qt software development on macOS. If you want to update, add or remove any components, you can run the maintenance tool, which will be found under the Qt install directory as MaintenanceTool.
Summary
It's easy to get Qt up and running using the installer. I'm not a regular macOS user so on the occasions where I need to build a Qt application for the Mac, I appreciate that I can use the familiar Qt Creator IDE to do most of my work rather than having to learn another IDE.
References
- Getting Started with Qt and Qt Creator on Linux, ICS blog post, http://www.ics.com/blog/getting-started-qt-and-qt-creator-linux
- Getting Started with Qt and Qt Creator on Windows, ICS blog post, http://www.ics.com/blog/getting-started-qt-and-qt-creator-windows
- Qt for MacOS, Qt documentation web site, http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/osx.html
- Xcode 8, Apple Developer website, http://developer.apple.com/xcode