Unexpected errors in PyQt/PySide can be found in various places depending on the specific error. Here are a few common places to look:
Console output: When running a PyQt/PySide application, any errors or exceptions will be printed to the console. Look for error messages and traceback information here.
PyQt/PySide documentation: The PyQt/PySide documentation provides detailed information about all modules, classes, and methods available in the framework. If you are experiencing unexpected behavior, try looking up the relevant documentation to see if you are using a method or parameter incorrectly.
PyQt/PySide forums: The PyQt/PySide community is active and helpful. Try posting a question on a forum such as Stack Overflow or the PyQt mailing list to get help from other users.
Python debugger: If you are experiencing unexpected behavior, you can use the Python debugger (pdb) to step through your code and identify the problem. Use the command import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
to stop execution at a specific line and start debugging.
Operating system logs: If your PyQt/PySide application is crashing or causing other problems, check your operating system logs for any related errors or warnings.
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