Chri1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2019 4:25 pm
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Where can I get it / What is to do?
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How experienced are you at using Python, Qt, compiling from source, and software development in general?
That page is pretty old, so the information is outdated. The last major change, that was not about typos and translations, occurred in 2016. Since then FreeCAD has transitioned to using Qt5 instead of Qt4, and also prefers Python 3 rather than Python 2.
The
Dialog creation topic is intended for power users or developers, so more experience with programming is assumed by the reader. You can probably find yourself what needs to be changed to get the dialog working, but as I said, you need to have more experience with Qt, and going online to read the reference documentation and find answers.
Unfortunately, the wiki documentation intended for developers is quite outdated. Until it is brought up to date, you have to fend for yourself. I suggest you take a look at the actual source code of FreeCAD (
https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD) and try to see how the workbenches do what they do. You should visit
macros recipes and
external workbenches, as they may show you how to produce the dialogs that you want. If you use a macro, look at its source code, copy it, and base your own code on that.