How can I print my QPushButton?

[victor wang]

@Taz742
You mean add those functions in?
Could you describe more detailed?

[dheerendra]

Hope you got a chance to look at documentation

[victor wang]

@dheerendra
I have no background-color on my computer.
Why is happening ?

[jsulm]

@victor-wang Not related to your question: why do you open /dev/sda1? Do you assume /dev/sda1 is USB device? It is most probably not. You should not use such hard coded devices in your code as they can vary even on same machine depending on which/how many devices are connected.

[victor wang]

@jsulm
That because I don't know how to judge the place that if USB is in and will mount to where.

[jsulm]

@victor-wang It will not work this way. Qt does not provide functionality to detect a USB device. But you can use for example: http://libusb.org/

[victor wang]

@jsulm
Thank you!
I will look at it later, first of all i have to solve current problem.
Do you know how to fix it?

This is my current code now.

I write it like this.

QPalette pal = ui->pushButtonPT_USB_ResultLight1->palette();
pal.setColor(QPalette::Button,Qt::green);
ui->pushButtonPT_USB_ResultLight1->setPallette(pal);

[J.Hilk]

@victor-wang
like @dheerendra said, use StyleSheets:

//Instead of setPalette and repaint use:
ui->pushButtonPT_USB_ResultLight1->setStyleSheet("QPushButton{background-color:red;}");

//and for the else
ui->pushButtonPT_USB_ResultLight1->setStyleSheet("QPushButton{background-color:green;}");

PS:
you need better names for your variables..

[victor wang]

@J.Hilk

Thank you!!!!!!!
It worked perfect!
thank you so much

[SGaist]

Hi,

Since you are using Qt, KDE's Solid framework might make thing simpler to detect USB mass storage devices.