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    gabor53
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    Hi,
    I created a ui file using Qt Creator. I would like to use it to display labels. How can I use it from an existing class? I checked the examples available online but unfortunately none of the worked.
    Thank you.

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      Hi,
      I created a ui file using Qt Creator. I would like to use it to display labels. How can I use it from an existing class? I checked the examples available online but unfortunately none of the worked.
      Thank you.

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      koahnig
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      @gabor53

      Depends on your intensions. Possibly this is helping

      Vote the answer(s) that helped you to solve your issue(s)

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        @gabor53

        Depends on your intensions. Possibly this is helping

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        gabor53
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        @koahnig
        Unfortunately this didn't help as it is about custom widgets.

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          gabor53
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          Created a ui named display.ui using File ->New File in Creator.
          The pro file section looks like this:

          FORMS    += \
              additem.ui \
              review.ui \
              mainwindow.ui \
              imagedisplay.ui \
              display.ui
          

          and the header of the file mainwindow.cpp where I want to use the form looks like this:

          #include "mainwindow.h"
          #include "ui_mainwindow.h"
          #include "ui_display.h"
          #include <imagedisplay.h>
          

          When I try to use display.ui from mainwindow.h I use:

          ui::
          

          but in the dropdown display.ui is not listed. What am I missing? Thank you.

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            m.sue
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            Hi,
            I usually use one ui-file with one cpp-file and one header-file, like:
            display.ui
            display.h there use ui::DisplayClass or what the name is
            display.cpp
            and
            mainwindow.ui
            mainwindow.h there use ui::MainWindowClass or what the name is
            mainwindow.cpp
            I would not try to mix-up the two classes Display and MainWindow.
            -Michael.

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            • m.sueM m.sue

              Hi,
              I usually use one ui-file with one cpp-file and one header-file, like:
              display.ui
              display.h there use ui::DisplayClass or what the name is
              display.cpp
              and
              mainwindow.ui
              mainwindow.h there use ui::MainWindowClass or what the name is
              mainwindow.cpp
              I would not try to mix-up the two classes Display and MainWindow.
              -Michael.

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              gabor53
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              @m.sue
              Thank you.

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