Qtime

Vidhya

How can i archive live time displaying in my ui form

lgeyer

You've already found the "Digital Clock Example":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/widgets-digitalclock.html, haven't you?

tucnak

What is the problem? You can implement your own widget and use it on your form! It's very simple - the simplest solution will be QTime+QLabel.

andre

[quote author="tucnak" date="1342512107"]What is the problem? You can implement your own widget and use it on your form! It's very simple - the simplest solution will be QTime+QLabel.[/quote]
Just those two will result in the current time being displayed on the form, but only for a very brief moment: at construction. The question, if I understood it correctly, is how to make a clock that keeps updating itself, and thus always displays the current time.

tucnak

[quote author="Andre" date="1342512420"]
[quote author="tucnak" date="1342512107"]What is the problem? You can implement your own widget and use it on your form! It's very simple - the simplest solution will be QTime+QLabel.[/quote]
Just those two will result in the current time being displayed on the form, but only for a very brief moment: at construction. The question, if I understood it correctly, is how to make a clock that keeps updating itself, and thus always displays the current time.

[/quote]

Why author cannot implement own widget which inherit QLabel and use QTimer there to achieve what are you talking about?

andre

Sure he can. That's what the example referenced by Lukas does, isn't it? The trick is to use the [[doc:QTimer]], of course, and you did not mention that in your original post. You only talked about QTime+QLabel, and those won't cut it.

tucnak

bq. The trick is to use the QTimer, of course, and you did not mention that in your original post. You only talked about QTime+QLabel, and those won’t cut it.

Sorry, I forgot about it). Yes, of course - QTimer must be used in any way.

Vidhya

thank u. i got the solution

Sam

Kindly Edit your title and add [Solved].