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Display text name file when push button is clicked

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    lolilol78
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    Hello everybody,

    Just a simple question as a noob,
    When I click on the button LOAD that I created, I want a text file to be loaded, and next to the button load I would like a small window saying "namefile loaded" with the name of the file loaded. Can anyone help me with this ? Which widget should I use?

    Thank you

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      mrjj
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      wrote on last edited by
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      Hi
      Well what part you need help with ?
      You can use a QLabel to display the loaded file.

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      • mrjjM mrjj

        Hi
        Well what part you need help with ?
        You can use a QLabel to display the loaded file.

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        lolilol78
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        @mrjj Ok thanks I will try that.

        I just need to display the text file name, not what is inside, QLabel works too ?

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          @mrjj Ok thanks I will try that.

          I just need to display the text file name, not what is inside, QLabel works too ?

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          mrjj
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          @lolilol78
          Yes, QLabel was meant for the filename you put in code.

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            lolilol78
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            Thank you mrjj !

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