Debugging / identifying events in QtCreator?

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[mpergand]

You can install an event fiter on the main application, the main window or any other widget you want.

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[Christian Ehrlicher]

@AnneRanch said in Debugging / identifying events in QtCreator?:

HOW TO ACTUALLY implement mouse event.

What does this mean? A mouse event is generated by Qt when you move your mouse - what will you implement on top of this? If you want to catch a mouse event on a widget override mouseMoveEvent() (or similar) or install an event filter as already suggested by @mpergand.

[mchinand]

GammaRay is another option that let's you inspect events and signals (and a lot of other things) of a Qt-based application without having to add anything to the application's source code. https://www.kdab.com/development-resources/qt-tools/gammaray/

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[mchinand]

Try adding KDAB's repo. Their instructions are here: https://github.com/KDAB/GammaRay/wiki/Getting-GammaRay

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