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@Pl45m4 said in Custom widget using and extending Qt's pImpl:
It was just about the naming?! Is this the way? :)
I would say yes.
You cannot, without modifying the class where the private member is declared. That's why it was made private. Without a get/set method pair it is only visible internally to the class.
