Pyside in Sublime Text 3

[kiteh]

Hello,

I am currently using Sublime Text 3. Managed to get the 'python' module working by installing in the latest 3.7.0 but I have issues getting PySide module to work.

I chanced upon 'Pyside' under the Package Control, installed it with no issues.

However as soon as I tried to import in as a module 'from PySide import QtGui' I keep getting the error that no PySide found.

Am I missing something here?

Am trying to create PyQt Gui creation to do some testings/ learning.. Using windows 10, python 3.7..

[Justin Israel]

If you are going to use Python 3 then you probably want to use PySide2/Qt5

https://stackoverflow.com/q/47362751/496445

In your sublime python setting or your per-project settings, you have to make sure your pythonpath is set correctly. If you are installing packages to your system python location, then you will probably already be picking them up correctly simply by pointing at that python executable in your Sublime settings. 

Justin 

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[Marcus Ottosson]

I chanced upon ‘Pyside’ under the Package Control, installed it with no issues.

This doesn’t actually install PySide, but rather “support” for PySide. That is, hotkeys and conversion tools.

• https://github.com/DamnWidget/SublimePySide

You’d need to install PySide for the version of Python you use with Sublime, if that’s 3.7 then you’re probably limited to PySide2 or PyQt5, as I don’t think there is a PySide(1) for it.

$ c:\python37\python.exe -m pip install PySide2

And then configure your Sublime Text to call on that version of Python when you run.

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[kiteh]

Hi Justin,

Noted on that, as you have mentioned, I have installed PyQt and currently both modules are working for me.

Trying to get myself famarilize with PyQt :D

Hi Marcus,

Thanks for the info. Had thought that installing that PySide I saw equates to installing the actual PySide itself.

It seems that getting PySide to install in Windows 10 is tricky, based on what I have read online.. But even so, I have just got PyQt installed Nd working, guess I will stick to that and learn it.

Thank you all!