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    EStudley
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    I'm making a simple ATM machine application. I need to connect functions that are currently in my Accounts.h file like deposit() to buttons declared in main of my ATM.cpp file. Accounts.h and ATM.cpp are the only two files I currently have.

    I've been trying to connect the actions of deposit(), withdraw(), ect., to their respective buttons. The buttons are in the QWidget ATMWindow.

    Where would I put the public slots? Do I need to make a new header file for my QWidget?

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      I have 2 methods in mind:

      METHOD 1: Signal-Slot way
      In you Accounts.h, the functions that you need should be declared as "public slots".
      @public slots:
      void deposit();
      void withdraw();
      //etc@

      Then in your ATMWindow, use connect()
      @Accounts *accounts=new Account();//just guessing if your class name is "Accounts"
      QOBject::connect(depositbutton,SIGNAL(clicked(),accounts,SLOT(deposit()));
      QOBject::connect(withdrawbutton,SIGNAL(clicked(),accounts,SLOT(withdraw()));@

      METHOD 2: Just a public function
      In you Accounts.h, the functions that you need should be declared as "public".
      @public:
      void deposit();
      void withdraw();
      //etc@

      Suppose you are using .ui file in Qt Creator, just right click onto a button then look for "go to slot" then find "clicked". It will generate a function for you where you can call the functions:

      @void ATMWindows::on_depositbutton_clicked() //just an example... this should be generated by Qt Creator
      {
      accounts->deposit(); //make sure youu have declared accounts in the header file so that it can be accessed globally [in your class]
      }@

      Please visit my open-source projects at https://github.com/Code-ReaQtor.

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