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  • Chris KawaC Online
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    Chris Kawa
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    wrote on last edited by
    #11

    The error says it all: you need to capture the value before you can use it inside a lambda. For example if the input is a global static like this static int foo = 42; you would capture a reference to it like this:[&foo](QTableWidgetItem* item)

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    • Chris KawaC Chris Kawa

      The error says it all: you need to capture the value before you can use it inside a lambda. For example if the input is a global static like this static int foo = 42; you would capture a reference to it like this:[&foo](QTableWidgetItem* item)

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      Abderaouf
      wrote on last edited by
      #12

      @Chris-Kawa

      below is the code I came up with. @jsulm the static factor is declared in a groupe box in the first tab and is copied in another groupe box in the second tab where the table is so the user can know what factor he s using without going back and forth, the factor is not a global static one. The calculation is done but with a wrong result: colulmn 5 = colulmn 3 without the additional factor * column 4. I am pretty sure there is a mistake in the declaration.

      Cheers;

      Raouf

      static double AVF = ui->Input_PropAVF->text().toDouble();
      ui->label_PropAVF1->setText(QString::number(AVF));

          connect(ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign, &QTableWidget::itemChanged, ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign, [&AVF](QTableWidgetItem* item)
                     {
                     if (item->column() == 2 || item->column() == 3)
                      {
                          auto CleanVol_item  = item->tableWidget()->item(item->row(), 2);
                          auto PropVol_item = item->tableWidget()->item(item->row(), 3);
                          auto SlurryVol_item  = item->tableWidget()->item(item->row(), 4);
      
                          double val1 = CleanVol_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toDouble();
                          double val2 = PropVol_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toDouble();
      
                          SlurryVol_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, (AVF * val2) + val1);
                      }
                  });
      
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      • Chris KawaC Online
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        Chris Kawa
        Lifetime Qt Champion
        wrote on last edited by
        #13

        Aww, that doesn't look right.
        Why do you use a text input widget when you want a number? Using text to store a double is just weird. Better use something like QDoubleSpinBox and then you get the double value directly.
        You don't need a static variable to pass it to that lambda. I only gave that example because you said you have a static input, which you don't really seem to.
        Just capture this by reference and use the value directly:

        [&](QTableWidgetItem* item) {
            ...
            SlurryVol_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, (ui->Input_PropAVF->text().toDouble() * val2) + val1);
        }
        

        If you used a proper QDoubleSpinBox it would be like this:

        [&](QTableWidgetItem* item) {
            ...
            SlurryVol_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, (ui->Input_PropAVF->value() * val2) + val1);
        }
        
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        • Chris KawaC Chris Kawa

          Aww, that doesn't look right.
          Why do you use a text input widget when you want a number? Using text to store a double is just weird. Better use something like QDoubleSpinBox and then you get the double value directly.
          You don't need a static variable to pass it to that lambda. I only gave that example because you said you have a static input, which you don't really seem to.
          Just capture this by reference and use the value directly:

          [&](QTableWidgetItem* item) {
              ...
              SlurryVol_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, (ui->Input_PropAVF->text().toDouble() * val2) + val1);
          }
          

          If you used a proper QDoubleSpinBox it would be like this:

          [&](QTableWidgetItem* item) {
              ...
              SlurryVol_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, (ui->Input_PropAVF->value() * val2) + val1);
          }
          
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          Abderaouf
          wrote on last edited by
          #14

          @Chris-Kawa Wow, this is a kids game for you isn't it. I regret I didn t study this when I had the chance.

          Thanks man

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          • Chris KawaC Chris Kawa

            Aww, that doesn't look right.
            Why do you use a text input widget when you want a number? Using text to store a double is just weird. Better use something like QDoubleSpinBox and then you get the double value directly.
            You don't need a static variable to pass it to that lambda. I only gave that example because you said you have a static input, which you don't really seem to.
            Just capture this by reference and use the value directly:

            [&](QTableWidgetItem* item) {
                ...
                SlurryVol_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, (ui->Input_PropAVF->text().toDouble() * val2) + val1);
            }
            

            If you used a proper QDoubleSpinBox it would be like this:

            [&](QTableWidgetItem* item) {
                ...
                SlurryVol_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, (ui->Input_PropAVF->value() * val2) + val1);
            }
            
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            Abderaouf
            wrote on last edited by VRonin
            #15

            @Chris-Kawa , hello man;

            I have a new challenge, hope this is the last.

            The next operation I need to do is calculating the items of a given column, column 4, of a given table, m_ptable_Conductor, from a column 4 of another table, m_ptable_ConvDesign, using a value storedd in QLineEdit; as follows:
            SlurryVolCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, qRound(val1 * (ui->Input_DesSLF-> text().toDouble())));

            The results will populate the column of table 2 upon click on a push button.

            I have prepared the below code, there's no error but nothing is changing in table 2.

            void CFAdvisor::on_Button4_clicked()
            {
                connect(ui->m_ptable_Conductor, &QTableWidget::itemChanged, ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign, [&](QTableWidgetItem* item)
                           {
                           if (item->column() == 4)
                            {
                                auto SlurryVolConv_item = ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->item(item->row(), 4);
                                auto SlurryVolCond_item  = item->tableWidget()->item(item->row(), 4);
            
                                double val1 = SlurryVolConv_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toDouble();
                                
                                SlurryVolCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole, qRound(val1 * (ui->Input_DesSLF-> text().toDouble())));
            
                               
                                }
            
                        });
            }
            

            Thanks

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              mrjj
              Lifetime Qt Champion
              wrote on last edited by
              #16

              Hi
              Put a breakpoint at
              if (item->column() == 4)
              and single step from there. You can then see what values u take etc.

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              • mrjjM mrjj

                Hi
                Put a breakpoint at
                if (item->column() == 4)
                and single step from there. You can then see what values u take etc.

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                Abderaouf
                wrote on last edited by VRonin
                #17

                @mrjj
                Thanks mrjj. I think I fixed that based on Chris-kawa previous comments. I have another issue. I want to creat a Qpushbutton that fill the items of the second table based on the data of the first table using an if condition that check the QString of the 2nd column. If the value is "Y", the calculation should be on one way and if the value is "N" the calculation are done in another way. The code is not showing any error but .exe is crashing when I push the button. below is my code, thanks for reviewing it and advising:

                void CFAdvisor::on_Button4_clicked()
                    {
                    QString str1;
                    QString str2 = "Y";
                    QString str3 = "N";
                
                      for (int row = 0; row < ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->rowCount(); ++row)
                      {
                          QTableWidgetItem *stagepulse_item = ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->item(row, 1);
                          str1 = stagepulse_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();
                      }
                
                    for (int column = 0; column < ui->m_ptable_Conductor->columnCount(); ++column)
                    {
                      for (int row = 0; row < ui->m_ptable_Conductor->rowCount(); ++row)
                      {
                          if (str1 == str2)
                           {
                
                        QTableWidgetItem *PropConCond_item = ui->m_ptable_Conductor->item(row, 1);
                        QTableWidgetItem *PropConConv_item = ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->item(row,2);
                        PropConCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole,PropConConv_item->text().toDouble());
                
                        QTableWidgetItem *SlurryVolCond_item = ui->m_ptable_Conductor->item(row, 4);
                        QTableWidgetItem *SlurryVolConv_item = ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->item(row,5);
                        SlurryVolCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole,qRound(((ui->Input_DesSLF-> text().toDouble())) * (SlurryVolConv_item->text().toDouble())));
                
                        QTableWidgetItem *CleanVolCond_item = ui->m_ptable_Conductor->item(row, 2);
                        CleanVolCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole,qRound((SlurryVolCond_item->text().toDouble()) / ( 1 + ((ui->label_PropAVF1->text().toDouble()) * (PropConCond_item->text().toDouble())))));
                
                           }
                
                           if (str1 == str3)
                           {
                
                        QTableWidgetItem *PropConCond_item = ui->m_ptable_Conductor->item(row, 1);
                        QTableWidgetItem *PropConConv_item = ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->item(row,2);
                        PropConCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole,PropConConv_item->text().toDouble());
                
                        QTableWidgetItem *SlurryVolCond_item = ui->m_ptable_Conductor->item(row, 4);
                        QTableWidgetItem *SlurryVolConv_item = ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->item(row,5);
                        SlurryVolCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole,SlurryVolConv_item->text().toDouble());
                
                        QTableWidgetItem *CleanVolCond_item = ui->m_ptable_Conductor->item(row, 2);
                        CleanVolCond_item->setData(Qt::DisplayRole,qRound((SlurryVolCond_item->text().toDouble()) / ( 1 + ((ui->label_PropAVF1->text().toDouble()) * (PropConCond_item->text().toDouble())))));
                
                           }
                        }
                    }
                }
                

                Regards;

                Raouf

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                  mrjj
                  Lifetime Qt Champion
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #18

                  Hi
                  You should check all pointer to QTableWidgetItem * before using them.
                  It might return NULL and u crash.

                  Still if you place a break point and single step you should find the line that makes you crash.

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                  • mrjjM mrjj

                    Hi
                    You should check all pointer to QTableWidgetItem * before using them.
                    It might return NULL and u crash.

                    Still if you place a break point and single step you should find the line that makes you crash.

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                    Abderaouf
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #19

                    @mrjj I think it is that line, where I convert a QtableWidgetItem to QString:

                    str1 = stagepulse_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();

                    The syntax is right, I dont know what is the real reason though.

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                    • AbderaoufA Abderaouf

                      @mrjj I think it is that line, where I convert a QtableWidgetItem to QString:

                      str1 = stagepulse_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();

                      The syntax is right, I dont know what is the real reason though.

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                      mrjj
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                      wrote on last edited by
                      #20

                      @Abderaouf
                      It seems correct. You are getting a QVariant from data and call toString.
                      So when debugging it crash on this line?

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                      • AbderaoufA Abderaouf

                        @mrjj I think it is that line, where I convert a QtableWidgetItem to QString:

                        str1 = stagepulse_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();

                        The syntax is right, I dont know what is the real reason though.

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                        VRonin
                        wrote on last edited by VRonin
                        #21

                        @Abderaouf said in QTableWidget Operations over columns:

                        I dont know what is the real reason though

                        probably stagepulse_item is a null pointer

                        also your logic does not work, at the moment the calculation is based on whether the last line, second column in m_ptable_ConvDesign is Y or N

                        "La mort n'est rien, mais vivre vaincu et sans gloire, c'est mourir tous les jours"
                        ~Napoleon Bonaparte

                        On a crusade to banish setIndexWidget() from the holy land of Qt

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                        • mrjjM mrjj

                          @Abderaouf
                          It seems correct. You are getting a QVariant from data and call toString.
                          So when debugging it crash on this line?

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                          Abderaouf
                          wrote on last edited by
                          #22

                          @mrjj When I run it, it works until I click on the button and then It crashes even though all the data are input. when I take out this line, the button doesn't work when I click at it.

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                          • AbderaoufA Abderaouf

                            @mrjj When I run it, it works until I click on the button and then It crashes even though all the data are input. when I take out this line, the button doesn't work when I click at it.

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                            mrjj
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                            wrote on last edited by
                            #23

                            @Abderaouf
                            as @VRonin asks,
                            could stagepulse_item be NULL ?

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                            • VRoninV VRonin

                              @Abderaouf said in QTableWidget Operations over columns:

                              I dont know what is the real reason though

                              probably stagepulse_item is a null pointer

                              also your logic does not work, at the moment the calculation is based on whether the last line, second column in m_ptable_ConvDesign is Y or N

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                              Abderaouf
                              wrote on last edited by Abderaouf
                              #24

                              @VRonin how can I check if stagepulse_item is a null pointer??
                              I want to check the value of each line not only the last. I should probably add another for loop for the columns, right??

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                              • AbderaoufA Abderaouf

                                @VRonin how can I check if stagepulse_item is a null pointer??
                                I want to check the value of each line not only the last. I should probably add another for loop for the columns, right??

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                                mrjj
                                Lifetime Qt Champion
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #25

                                @Abderaouf

                                if ( ! stagepulse_item) {
                                qDebug () << "NULL !!!";
                                return;
                                }

                                str1 = stagepulse_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();
                                ...

                                • I want to check the value of each line not only the last. I should probably add another for loop for the columns, right??

                                yes something like that. currently u loop m_ptable_ConvDesign first and set str1 but that should be checked
                                while u loop over the rows. So for a row if COL have Y/N then do it accordingly.

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                                • mrjjM mrjj

                                  @Abderaouf

                                  if ( ! stagepulse_item) {
                                  qDebug () << "NULL !!!";
                                  return;
                                  }

                                  str1 = stagepulse_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();
                                  ...

                                  • I want to check the value of each line not only the last. I should probably add another for loop for the columns, right??

                                  yes something like that. currently u loop m_ptable_ConvDesign first and set str1 but that should be checked
                                  while u loop over the rows. So for a row if COL have Y/N then do it accordingly.

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                                  Abderaouf
                                  wrote on last edited by
                                  #26

                                  @mrjj

                                  I used the below and it worked fine:

                                  QTableWidgetItem *stagepulse_item = ui->m_ptable_ConvDesign->item(row, 1);
                                  if(stagepulse_item!=NULL)
                                  {
                                  str1 = stagepulse_item->data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();
                                  }

                                  Cheers;

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                                    Abderaouf
                                    wrote on last edited by
                                    #27

                                    Gents;

                                    One more challenge. I am trying to create a menu in my QTabWidget using the below basic code:

                                    void CFAdvisor::CreateMenu()

                                    {
                                    fileMenu = MenuBar().addMenu(tr("&File"));
                                    fileMenu->addAction(actionExit);
                                    fileMenu-> addAction(actionPrint);
                                    helpMenu = MenuBar() ->addMenu(tr("&Help"));
                                    helpMenu-> addAction(actionContent);
                                    helpMenu-> addAction(actionAbout);

                                    }

                                    I have a the error message though, it says the following:

                                    C:\computing\Qt Designer\cfadvisor.cpp:488: error: 'menuBar' was not declared in this scope
                                    fileMenu = menuBar()->addMenu(tr("&File"));
                                    ^

                                    Any advise on how to correct this error. this is the Qt version I have.

                                    0_1483725857061_upload-e59f0784-f714-4f46-8b9d-31dd599923a6

                                    Cheers

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                                      mrjj
                                      Lifetime Qt Champion
                                      wrote on last edited by
                                      #28

                                      Hi
                                      Where is MenuBar() ?
                                      if CFAdvisor is not a main window type then you need to create the MenuBar yourself if not already
                                      added in Designer.

                                      http://www.codeprogress.com/cpp/libraries/qt/QMenuBarAddMenu.php

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