Selected item from QListWidget

david_aa

Hi ambershark,

I did what you said, but the error continues. Please see

@QList<QListWidgetItem *> itemList = ui.m_listPacote->selectedItems();

// if so, m_LineCommand.clear();
m_LineCommand += ";";
 
for (int i=0;i<itemList.size();i++)
{
   m_LineCommad += itemList.at(i)->text();
   if (i < itemList.size())
      m_LineCommand += ";";
}@

Errors:

1- In this line: connect(ui.m_buttonOk(), SIGNAL(clicked(bool)), this, SLOT(OnBnClickedOk())); * (Error: error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 0 arguments* )

2- In this line: m_LineCommad += itemList.at(i)->text(); (Error: error C2679: binary '+=' : no operator found which takes a right-hand operand of type 'QString' (or there is no acceptable conversion))

SGaist

What is the type of m_LineCommand ? I guess not a QString

ui.m_buttonOk() is wrong, it's ui.m_buttonOk, m_buttonOk is not a function.

david_aa

Hi SGaist

So what to do is the following.
I have a form with fields: DateInitial and DateEnd; TimeInitial and TimeEnd; listPackt; ListID; listStation; listComm

And I need to get these values in a command line that I will use later. So I created the variable "string m_LineCommand" which will store these values as follows:

Example: "04/09/2002 08:00:00.000; 05/09/2002 12:33:33.000; <list pckType>; <list pckID>; <list ET>; <list ComTYpe>;"

SGaist

Since you are using Qt, why don't you use QString for m_LineCommand ?

david_aa

Hi SGaist,

I'm rewriting a project developed in C + + using MFC. I'm also new to Qt, but now reading I saw what was going wrong. The correct is QString

Another question please.

When I comment the lines:

@
connect (ui.m_buttonOk, SIGNAL (clicked (bool)), this, SLOT (OnBnClickedOk ()));

 QList <QListWidgetItem *> ITEMLIST = ui.m_listPacote-> selectedItems ();
     
 
     / / If so, m_LineCommand.clear ();
     m_LineCommand + = ";"
     
     for (int i = 0; i <itemList.size (); i + +)
     {
        m_LineCommad itemList.at = + (i) -> text ();
        if (i <itemList.size ())
           m_LineCommand + = ";"
     }@

The Qt does not lock and run my form, but keep the uncommented lines to load the form and try to select an option, the form Qt crashes. What can it be?

SGaist

Your question is not clear at all, can you rephrase it please ?

david_aa

Hi,

I managed to solve, first I went "Clean Solution", then I went on "Rebuild Solution"

But can you please help me with this part of the code.

I need to get the Initial Date, End Date and concatenate them. I did this:

@// Declaration of Variables
string strDate, strInitialDate, strFinalDate;
string a_pckIdList;

QString csDate;
CSPTDateTime DateTimeInitial;
CSPTDateTime DateTimeFinal;

// Recovering the Initial Date of the calendar

DateTimeInitial = ui.m_initialDate->GetDateSelect();
if (DateTimeInitial.GetYMD(strDate,2) == SPTERRO) return;
strInitialDate = strDate.substr(0, 11);@

But this errors occurs: "ERRORS": http://pastebin.com/AKtB8zdC

SGaist

I can't since I don't know what's in CSPTDatePopup.h

david_aa

Hi,

This CSPTDatePopup.h is an internal class that I need to use. But my question is how should I do to get the Initial Date and End Date and concatenate.

Can you help me, please?

Thanks,

SGaist

You might need to use it, but it seems that the error comes from it.

david_aa

Hi,

But In this Line: DateTimeInitial = ui.m_initialDate->GetDateSelect();
error C2039: 'GetDateSelect' : is not a member of 'QCalendarWidget'

Can you hep me?

SGaist

Beside telling you that you are calling a function that doesn't exist in QCalendarWidget… You might be rather looking for selectedDate

david_aa

Hi,

Can you help me?

In this line is occurs this error: (Line) DateTimeInitial = ui.m_initialDate->selectedDate();

(Error)
error C2679: binary '=' : no operator found which takes a right-hand operand of type 'QDate' (or there is no acceptable conversion)

This line: if (DateTimeInitial.GetYMD(strDate,2) == SPTERRO) return;
This error: error C2664: 'CSPTDateTime::GetYMD' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'QString' to 'std::string &'

This line: strInitialDate = strDate.substr(0, 11);
error C2039: 'substr' : is not a member of 'QString'

SGaist

Please, read the documentation of the classes you are using. You can't use = to automagically put a QDate in a QString. You can't auto convert QString in string.

First thing to do: cleanup your code. You are uselessly mixing Qt with some other library. If you need to return a string somewhere, fine, but do the conversion at the last time, there's no need to go back and forth between different library types like that.