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    Exotic_Devel
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    I am creating a unit test to test the return a function. How do I test whether the function is returning an object of type QWidget?

    @#include "LoadUiTest.hpp"

    void LoadUiTest::avalReturn()
    {
    LoadUi loader;
    QString url = "Forms/MainWindow.ui";
    QWidget wid_test;
    QCOMPARE(wid_test, *loader.createForm(&url));
    }
    @
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      SGaist
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      Hi,

      You can't compare widgets like that. Your createForm function should return NULL if it fails.

      On a side note, why are you giving the address of url to createForm ?

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        andreyc
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        "isWidgetType()":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qobject.html#isWidgetType "Returns true if the object is a widget; otherwise returns false."

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          Exotic_Devel
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          Worked with:

          @void LoadUiTest::avalReturn()
          {
          LoadUi loader;
          QString url = "Forms/MainWindow.ui";
          QVERIFY(loader.createForm(&url)->isWidgetType());
          }
          @

          SGaist, I created a class to generate forms with QUiLoader. url is the location of the ui file

          Thanks people.

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            SGaist
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            That I understood, the question is why use a pointer to a QString ? It's as implicitly shared class, you should rather pass a const reference.

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