🔒 Why Is There Not a "play" Code Button On the Right Like am i used to? (beginner installing PyQt)

[gaunt swallow]

@night jolt

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[cold chasm]

VSCode thinks that is a cmake file (look in the bottom right). Either change the language mode to python using ctrl+shift+p -> change language mode, or change the file extension to .py

[cold chasm]

You can also change language mode by clicking on the "cmake"

Also notice how there is an M next to the file name (the cmake icon), not the python icon

[night jolt]

that was successful, how can i check to make sure pyqt is fully and properly installing for making desktop applications?

[gray gorge]

If your trying to code in python add the Python extension .py

So it should be CMakeLists.py

[night jolt]

i have the python extension installed,

[night jolt]

were on here should i see that?

[gray gorge]

On the top it's a .txt it should be a .py

And after you change that, it will give you your run button

Vscode thinks it's C (I think, idk what M is) you have to force it to know what you want it to know

[night jolt]

What do you think on this?

[night jolt]

Making it CMakeLists.py made the play button apear

[gray gorge]

Is that what you needed?
Is your problem fixed?

[night jolt]

yes ig thx

[gray gorge]

Cool

[gaunt swallow]

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