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3 widgets in only one central widget

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  • V VenAle17

    Hi jsum, can you give me some example? Because I don't understand.
    You think that i should create a pointer like QLed *led and then transforms it in a "children"? Sorry but i don't know how to do it...

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    jsulm
    Lifetime Qt Champion
    wrote on last edited by
    #4

    @venale17

    QLed *led_1 = new QLed(m_plot);
    QLed *led_2 = new QLed(m_plot);
    

    Or, if you want to use a common widget as central widget:

    QWidget *centralWidget = new QWidget();
    m_plot = new WHAT_EVER_IT_IS(centralWidget);
    QLed *led_1 = new QLed(centralWidget);
    QLed *led_2 = new QLed(centralWidget);
    // Set up layouts here
    setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
    

    In the code you posted your leds are not put on any widgets and the layout you're using for them is not set on any widget or other layout.

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    • jsulmJ jsulm

      @venale17

      QLed *led_1 = new QLed(m_plot);
      QLed *led_2 = new QLed(m_plot);
      

      Or, if you want to use a common widget as central widget:

      QWidget *centralWidget = new QWidget();
      m_plot = new WHAT_EVER_IT_IS(centralWidget);
      QLed *led_1 = new QLed(centralWidget);
      QLed *led_2 = new QLed(centralWidget);
      // Set up layouts here
      setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
      

      In the code you posted your leds are not put on any widgets and the layout you're using for them is not set on any widget or other layout.

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      VenAle17
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      #5

      @jsulm
      Ah, i'm sorry, i have another class where there are functions that creates and transforms the leds (the shape and the color) when some conditions are satisfied.

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        VenAle17
        wrote on last edited by
        #6

        0_1568989804764_a979804a-fd8f-4144-a099-6baf248143ac-image.png

        Ok now they're working. Now i have to fix this problem of overlapping, maybe i can divide the central widget in 2 section... but thanks for your help @jsulm

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          SGaist
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          wrote on last edited by
          #7

          Hi,

          Use the layouts you had before and put the main layout in the container widget.

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            VenAle17
            wrote on last edited by
            #8

            Hi @SGaist,
            sorry but i don't understand what you mean with "container widget".
            I cannot write setCentralWidget(mainwidget) because qt give me an error

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            • V VenAle17

              Hi @SGaist,
              sorry but i don't understand what you mean with "container widget".
              I cannot write setCentralWidget(mainwidget) because qt give me an error

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              mrjj
              Lifetime Qt Champion
              wrote on last edited by
              #9

              @venale17 said in 3 widgets in only one central widget:

              "container widget".

              Hi
              that is just a term for the widget holding it all.
              From @jsulm code, its the centralWidget

              QWidget *centralWidget = new QWidget(); // this is our "container widget"
              m_plot = new QCustomPlot(centralWidget);
              QLed *led_1 = new QLed(centralWidget);
              QLed *led_2 = new QLed(centralWidget);
              // Set up layouts here
              setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
              

              what error do you get from this code ?

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                VenAle17
                wrote on last edited by
                #10

                Ok, maybe i understand:
                i wrote this:

                MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) :
                    QMainWindow(parent),
                    m_plot(new QCustomPlot),
                    m_ui(new Ui::MainWindow),
                    m_luce(new Luce(m_plot)),
                    m_status(new QLabel),
                    m_console(new Console),
                    m_settings(new SettingsDialog),
                //! [1]
                    m_serial(new QSerialPort(this))
                //! [1]
                {
                //! [0]
                    m_ui->setupUi(this);
                    m_console->setEnabled(false);
                
                    QWidget *centralWidget = new QWidget(); // this is our "container widget"
                    m_plot = new QCustomPlot(centralWidget);
                    m_luce = new Luce(centralWidget);
                    
                    // Set up layouts here
                    QHBoxLayout *mainlayout = new QHBoxLayout(centralWidget);
                    mainlayout->addWidget(m_plot);
                    mainlayout->addWidget(m_luce);
                    setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
                [...]
                

                I create a pointer m_luce that describes the features of the leds and, with your examples i reach a good solution:
                0_1569048951823_1dde9514-e281-4845-b873-476845c28af2-image.png

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                  mrjj
                  Lifetime Qt Champion
                  wrote on last edited by mrjj
                  #11

                  Hi
                  Super.
                  But you create them twice which is not needed.

                  you have
                  m_plot(new QCustomPlot), // you new them here
                  m_luce(new Luce(m_plot)),

                  so you can just do

                  QWidget *centralWidget = new QWidget(); // this is our "container widget"
                  m_plot = new QCustomPlot(centralWidget); we have new them already
                  m_luce = new Luce(centralWidget);

                  // Set up layouts here
                  QHBoxLayout *mainlayout = new QHBoxLayout(centralWidget);
                  mainlayout->addWidget(m_plot);
                  mainlayout->addWidget(m_luce);
                  
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                    VenAle17
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #12

                    Hi,
                    Yes, i have already changed it, but thanks for everything.

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                      alex17
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                      #13

                      Hi all,
                      I have the same problem again.
                      I don't change anything of the code, just the PC.
                      I reinstalled Qt and i noticed that:

                      ebbe6254-0749-4ea3-9db0-c1ee974de9ea-image.png

                      and this, is the code that i wrote, with you're helps:

                      m_ui->setupUi(this);
                          m_console->setEnabled(false);
                          QWidget *centralWidget = new QWidget(); // creo un container widget che raccolga i widget che creerò
                      
                              // Set up layouts here
                              QHBoxLayout *mainlayout = new QHBoxLayout(centralWidget);       //imposto un layout orizzontale
                              mainlayout->addWidget(m_plot);
                              mainlayout->addWidget(m_luce);
                              mainlayout->addStretch();
                              //aggiungo l'oggetto puntato da m_plot e m_luce all'interfaccia secondo il layout orizzontale
                              setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
                      
                      
                      
                          setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
                      

                      Someone have any idea? How can i divide the central widget in two equal part, one for the plot and the other for the leds?

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                      • A alex17

                        Hi all,
                        I have the same problem again.
                        I don't change anything of the code, just the PC.
                        I reinstalled Qt and i noticed that:

                        ebbe6254-0749-4ea3-9db0-c1ee974de9ea-image.png

                        and this, is the code that i wrote, with you're helps:

                        m_ui->setupUi(this);
                            m_console->setEnabled(false);
                            QWidget *centralWidget = new QWidget(); // creo un container widget che raccolga i widget che creerò
                        
                                // Set up layouts here
                                QHBoxLayout *mainlayout = new QHBoxLayout(centralWidget);       //imposto un layout orizzontale
                                mainlayout->addWidget(m_plot);
                                mainlayout->addWidget(m_luce);
                                mainlayout->addStretch();
                                //aggiungo l'oggetto puntato da m_plot e m_luce all'interfaccia secondo il layout orizzontale
                                setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
                        
                        
                        
                            setCentralWidget(centralWidget);
                        

                        Someone have any idea? How can i divide the central widget in two equal part, one for the plot and the other for the leds?

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                        mrjj
                        Lifetime Qt Champion
                        wrote on last edited by mrjj
                        #14

                        @alex17
                        hi
                        remove the line
                        mainlayout->addStretch();
                        and see.

                        in fast test with your code (using buttons )
                        (without that line.)
                        alt text

                        else it looks like ((with that line.))
                        alt text

                        as you insert the stretch after the other widgets.

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