Moving Class into Widget
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Thanks to this Forum I'm really making progress in QT-Developing. :)
Now I'm facing a problem which is for me kinda difficult to understand. A colleague of mine developed a class which inherits from QWidget. The constructor also. It sets up a new interface but without using the QGroupBox(es) or QVBoxLayout(s) which are seen in most of the Tutorials.
That's now kinda confusing for me. How am I able to move his interface inside one of these Container/Layout-Objects? None of the method-calls refer to the "parent"-parameter. As I understand it the QWidget is addressed directly always.
The hpp:
@class Warehousedisplay : public QWidget {
Q_OBJECT
//this and that...
}@The cpp
@Warehousedisplay::Warehousedisplay(QWidget* parent) : QWidget(parent)
{
setBackgroundRole(QPalette::Dark);
setAutoFillBackground(true);
//and so on... but no usage of "parent"
}@I've tried already to define a QFrame (because QFrame inherits directly from QWidget) which calls these methods (instead directly) - and afterwards put the QFrame inside a QVBoxLayout. But this didn't work at all as it should have. In fact my QVBoxLayout didn't appear at all, I've just taken the basic-functionality away...
Also the constructor-inheritance doesn't seem to have an effect at all. The code returns the same result with or without it.
What is a proper way to move these functionalities?
Thank you!
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Hi,
Can you provide an example of that class and how you are using it ?
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It's pretty similar to that:
