Issue
I have this code running on a PyQt window on windows:
try:
self.actorUser.findIdfFiles(pathToFolder)
msg = "Processando arquivos..."
self.processingLabel.setText(msg)
self.actorUser.runSimulation(pathToFolder, pathToEpw)
Inside the "runSimulation" code I start a subprocess using the method "call". This blocks my GUI and at the title of the window appears "Python stopping responding", but if I wait a little bit the subprocess finishes normally, and the label is finally changed. But what I want is that the label have is text really changed before the subprocess started. What can I do??
Solution
Qt (and most UI frameworks) don't update the display as soon as values are set, only when they are told to repaint.
What you need to do is add a call
QtGui.QApplication.processEvents()
before your long-running subprocess, to make it process all pending events.
Answered By - Joe P
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