I am using Python 3.4 via anaconda 4.0 which has all of the pyQt4 modules packaged with it. Can I use the Qt Designer with this? When I look in /anaconda/pkgs/qt-4.8.7-1/bin there is a Qt icon called Designer, but clicking it yields nothing more than "Designer cannot be opened because of a problem".
Before you all shout at me, the similar question posted at Where is Qt designer app on mac + Anaconda? didn't help me. I tried downloading QtCreator and it doesn't seem to find any other python packages I have installed (not that I actually know what I'm doing).
If I install Qt in its entirety to get the Designer will it cause any confusion with the Qt packages I have installed under Anaconda?
All the source code is here. The easiest way to start is to download Anaconda, as it comes with Qt designer and PyQT inbuilt (in …
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In anaconda\Library\bin
there exists a designer.exe
for me.
Anaconda version 4.0.0
I was also looking for a QT designer on my Windows 7 which was installed Anaconda 5.1.
The easy way to run a QT designer is that:
Run "Anaconda Prompt" then type designer
in the command shell. You will have a QT designer.
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