Why is there no import procedure for PyQt5?
I used in past Pyinstaller with Pyqt4 and Python 2.7 everything worked lovely. Not sure why I’m missing modules now :- ( Look at the PyQt5 page. It has the command to use with a copy button beside it. Yeah I see that command… (Thanks for mark :- ) ) As far as I can tell I cant install 5.4.2 one.
Why is my QGIS not installing Python3 PyQt5?
Unfortunately, the processing toolbox is missing and there is an error when launching QGIS: Does anybody know how to fix this issue? You’re missing the python3-pyqt5.qtsvg dependency. Install that and retry. Thanks for contributing an answer to Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange!
Do you need to use PIP to install PyQt?
You should always use pip to install everything. Uhhh I must be doing something wrong with the pip then… I used in past Pyinstaller with Pyqt4 and Python 2.7 everything worked lovely. Not sure why I’m missing modules now :- ( Look at the PyQt5 page. It has the command to use with a copy button beside it. Yeah I see that command…
Is there a problem with QGIS 2.99 on Ubuntu?
Recently, I’ve installed QGIS 2.99 on my new Ubuntu 16.04 LTS desktop: Unfortunately, the processing toolbox is missing and there is an error when launching QGIS: Does anybody know how to fix this issue? You’re missing the python3-pyqt5.qtsvg dependency.
Why is there no module named PyQt5 in Pip?
Forcing the install of 5.11.3 removed the issue. I’m guessing this is no longer bundled in the PyQT5 in pip, and needs to be installed as a separate requirement. It’s in the release notes, they moved the webengine widgets to a different package.
How to troubleshoot Python importerror in Ubuntu 16.04?
Here’s mine on Ubuntu 16.04: The other thing to make troubleshooting quicker is you can just go ‘python3’ on the command-line and see if it’ll even just let you do the import: ‘from PyQt5.QtChart import QChart’. It’ll either work or fail right there. I’ve also heard of errors if there’s an issue in QtCore. Try a ‘pip3 search pyqt5’.
Is there a Python 3.5 importerror for qtchart?
From a command-line type ‘python3.5’. You should get a python interactive command prompt. type ‘from PyQt5.QtChart import QChart’ and see if it throws the same error (On Ubuntu 16.04 python 3.5 is the version it’s installed but it’s possible the python3 symlink may not be correct, this’ll be a quick test).