Syntax Error when converting .ui file to .py with Qt designer using pyuic5

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So I've installed PyQt, and Qtdesigner and created my .ui file with a designed app (I'm just a beginner), but I keep getting a syntax error whenever I try to convert the file so I could use it in the python editor ( I work with Spyder from WinPython windows 32 bit)This the code I try :

If you can't read the picture here's its content [In 5] :pushd"C:\Users\ghita\Desktop\Dev apps\Apps Python" C:\Users\ghita\Desktop\Dev apps\Apps Python Out[5]: ['C:\\'] pyuic5 -o design1.py design1.ui File "<ipython-input-6-808fd750dad4>", line 1 pyuic5 -o design1.py design1.ui ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax — Omar Ballouti
– Omar Ballouti, Commented May 22, 2016 at 15:54

The Compiler · Accepted Answer · 2016-05-23 06:44:30Z

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You'll need to use a windows commandline (like cmd.exe) to run pyuic, not a Python commandline.

I'm not sure if the Spyder shell allows you to do so (maybe it'll work with quotes, like with pushd above?), but it'll surely work in cmd.exe.

answered May 23, 2016 at 6:44

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