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Add this somewhere at the top of your program:

Do not bother installing packages natively on the board,

PyQt5 is already supported by Yocto in meta-qt5, link to recipe.

Just add meta-qt5 to your bblayers.conf and :

As couldn't able to find direct player. I used cv module and ffpyplayer to integrate with pyqt5. it is temporarily resolved my issue. the code is given below.

Consider creating a separate environment, e.g.,

In your example, the line-edit does not literally accept the value 99.55656. This can be confirmed by calling its hasAcceptableInput method, which returns False.

The validator is allowing the value to be entered, because doing so produces a valid Intermediate state. According to the docs, this can happen "if it is likely that a little more editing will make the input acceptable". So in the specific case of 99.55656, deleting a 9 would produce a valid Acceptable state. This would seem to imply that "a little more editing" should be taken to mean adding or removing a single character (where the notation is StandardNotation).

On right click of the mouse 2 of the events that gets fired are OnMousePress and OnMouseRelease. Most of the desktop apps and the dektop screen as well responds to the OnMouseRelease event. And since I am closing the window on mousePressEvent. The window is closed but the release event is sent to the application underneath the window. And hence we are seeing the context menu on the application below our app.

Closing on mouseReleaseEvent worked for me.

"(Not Responding)" in Windows is usually the consequence of a deadlock. Historically, a lot of confusion has surfaced over whether to override run() or to use moveToThread() when dealing with QThread:

1. You're doing it wrong...
2. You were not doing so wrong
3. QThread documentation: do not discourage the reimplementation of QThread

Though both methods are accepted, I chose to use moveToThread() because I learned it was best used when you have threads that need to interact with one another through signals and slots (see QThreads: Are You Using Them Wrong?)

After careful consideration, I removed the lambda from self.thread.started.connect and replaced it with

Build tags in you environment.yml are quite strict requirements to satisfy and most often not needed. In your case, changing the yml file to

Install Python 3.8 from official python website it's on the bottom of the page: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-380/

Then install the package with Python 3.8 instead of the version you are currently using like this:

py -3.8 -m pip install pyqt5-tools

This worked for me, and will hopefully work for you too :)

Note that you will need to use python 3.8 for running a code :C