Solved Get an Instances
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hi
@martial123hi you can move your instanceOfClass to member of your class called class
so in the header you can add private member//myclass.h private: INSTANCE *instanceOfClass;
Myclass::MyClass() { instanceOfClass = new INSTANCE(); QObject::connect(instanceOfClass,&INSTANCE::signalName,this,&Myclass::slotName); instanceOfClass->show() }
note :
your instanceOfClass is an instance of a class called INSTANCE which is not very intuitiveedit: sry if i misunderstood the question
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@martial123 said in Get an Instances:
INSTANCE
i think its the same like singleton ..
I just would like 1 instance and be able to acces at this instance by the class what i want ...
I have never implemented singleton ...leLev i have try this ... but without result ...
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Hello! Take a look at my example of the singleton.
testclass.h
class TestClass : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: static TestClass &instance(); }
testclass.cpp
TestClass &TestClass::instance() { static TestClass testInstance; return testInstance; }
Then, you can use
TestClass::instance()
in yourconnects
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@martial123 Then simply implement a getter:
// You should really use more meaningful names in your code examples... class class { public: INSTANCE* getInstance(); private: INSTANCE *instance; }; class::class() { instanceOfClass = new INSTANCE(); instanceOfClass->show() } INSTANCE* getInstance() { return instance; }
Also, from your description it is not clear whether INSTANCE is actually same as class? If it is not then this is not a singleton.
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@jsulm
Hi
its related to this post
https://forum.qt.io/topic/101245/refresh-qlcdnumber
So its not a singleton he is after. -
@mrjj said in Get an Instances:
So its not a singleton he is after.
in fact I just need 1 instance of my gui class .. and this instance it serve for connect many signal by other class .. so my use looks like the singleton not ??
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@martial123 , @ others
Still not sure what "1 instance of my gui class" means. I don't do Qt from C++/Qt Creator, so my usage is a bit different, but don't you have some sort of "global" variable namedui
already which I have seen elsewhere and is your "GUI class"?? -
@JonB
yes i have !
all my classes are design by QT Design so he created variable ui like this in all classes :
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i have done this topic with that :
https://forum.qt.io/topic/101245/refresh-qlcdnumber/34ty for all !
it does not completely answer the question of this topic but for my use it suits me
see
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@martial123 said in Get an Instances:
it does not completely answer the question of this topic
Did you check my suggestion? If I understand your question correctly it should give you the solution...
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@jsulm
I have tried to work with return instance but i have not succeeded ...