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[批量转换 ui 至 py 文件] 将本文件同文件夹下所有 .ui 文件转换为 .py 文件 #pyqt5

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SShawn91
Last edited Feb 3, 2019
Created on Feb 3, 2019

This example shows a batch conversion workflow that transforms all .ui files in the current directory into .py files for PyQt5 development. It first lists every file with a .ui extension, then derives a corresponding output filename by replacing the extension with .py. The process invokes the pyuic5 command-line tool through Python's os.system call, executing the conversion for each file. The script uses the os and os.path modules for file system operations and path manipulation.

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