@lansing Don't forget that each text editor will have its own window, which user can move around. You can integrate external windows into your main app using native APIs, but I don't know how exactly.

thanks. i will try it :)

@Paul-Colby
Yes paaul, it doesn't work for me neither

any other advise ?

regards

Hi @MP10 and Welcome,

Have a look at the following:

http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qmlevents.html
This is similar to Qt C++ signals and slots mechanism and allows transfer of data. http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-syntax-propertybinding.html
This explains how variables/properties can be defined in QML and binded to other properties on same or other pages so that when one changes the other is updated too. In your case you can try binding the numerical values on Tab1 with similar properties on Tab2. Then you can use the corresponding event handler for these properties to update the graph. The event handlers are triggered when a property's value changes.

Hmm I thought about that but I wanted to avoid 'useless' iterations. What I have done is when i create my tab, I call the setCurrentWidget() and then I can get the Index with currentIndex().

To be precise: click the gear, choose 'Edit' en put the string [Solved] in front of the title of your post

Resuelto.
El problema era que cuando hace el primer remove los indices cambian, así que cuando elimino el indice 1 los indices pasan de ser 0,1,2 a ser 0,1. El segundo remove intenta eliminar el indice 2 pero este dejó de existir cuando hace el primer remove.
Así que la solución es esta:

Partes::Partes(QWidget *parent) : QDialog(parent), ui(new Ui::Partes) { ui->setupUi(this); ui->Pestanas->setCurrentIndex(0); ui->Pestanas->removeTab(1); ui->Pestanas->removeTab(1); }

Or:

Partes::Partes(QWidget *parent) : QDialog(parent), ui(new Ui::Partes) { ui->setupUi(this); ui->Pestanas->setCurrentIndex(0); ui->Pestanas->removeTab(2); ui->Pestanas->removeTab(1); }

Como puedo marcar este post como resuelto?

@Jeroen3
Thanks for the reply.
I tried using setCurrentIndex which helped me out .

ui->tabWidget->setCurrentWidget(ui->tab);

The QTableWidget is item-based. meaning you insert the data into the widget and it takes control of it. (owns it)
So sharing between QTableWidgets is not really working.

However, the QTableView is a view-model object.
Here your data lives in a object (the model) that the QTableView asks for data.

It is possible to share this model between QTableViews and if you
update any field, it would be the same for all as "playername" would only exists once.

So if you have not,please read about QTableView and Qt's model/view framework.

If only player name is shared, then using a model might be a bit overkill. Still super flexible.

Hi and welcome to devnet,

This is something you should check with the Qt Creator team. You should bring this to the qt-creator mailing list You'll find there Qt Creator's developers/maintainers (this forum is more user oriented)