Dialog UI and heritage

cfdev

@mrjj Yes, not in header file

mrjj

@cfdev
ok, so not that error.
Well, I have not tried to move it to protected.
I can try it a bit later and see :)

Jakob

@cfdev How did you embed Ui::DialogInvoiceList into your DialogInvoiceList? In your example the ui-class is nowhere!

Anyways, if you wanted to create a hierarchy of classes that derive from your ui-class, then the logical thing I'd do:

namespace Ui { class DialogInvoiceList; }

class DialogInvoiceList: protected DialogInvoiceList, public QDialog
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    explicit DialogInvoiceList(QWidget* parent) 
        : QDialog(parent)
    {
        setupUi(this);
    }
}

class DialogPurchase : protected DialogInvoiceList
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    explicit DialogPurchase(QWidget* parent)
        : DialogInvoiceList(parent)
    {}
}

I haven't tested, but I'm almost certain you can now access anything in the ui class directly, i.e. a member checkbox can be accessed directly in the DialogPurchase class.

Jakob

@cfdev To be more precize, you'd use the 'Multiple Inheritance' approach described here http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/designer-using-a-ui-file.html#the-multiple-inheritance-approach

cfdev

@Jakob If I use this code, I've some error 'inaccessible' :

D:\code\qt\4.8.7\src\gui\dialogs\qdialog.h:90: error: 'void QDialog::setModal(bool)' is inaccessible void setModal(bool modal);

D:\code\mcercle-trunk\src\mainwindow.cpp:323: error: 'QDialog' is not an accessible base of 'DialogPurchase'
...

PS: What is the markdown code to use the syntax color ?!

cfdev

It's ok like this:

namespace Ui { class DialogInvoiceList; }

class DialogInvoiceList: public QDialog, protected Ui::DialogInvoiceList
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
explicit DialogInvoiceList(QWidget* parent)
: QDialog(parent)
{
setupUi(this);
}
}

class DialogPurchase : public DialogInvoiceList
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
explicit DialogPurchase(QWidget* parent)
: DialogInvoiceList(parent)
{}
}

Many Thanks ;)

Jakob

@cfdev Aaahhh, of course, that actually rings some bells somewhere in the back of my head. I think I read somewhere that if you use multiple inheritance, the QObject-derived class must be the first in the list. This has something to do with the moc compiler I think.

You get the syntax highlighted using a single backtick for inline highlighting and backtick plus return for a code block.

Jakob

@cfdev Btw, please remember to mark as 'Solved' using the 'Topic Tools' at the bottom right corner of the topic thread.

Jakob

@cfdev Damn browser cache, never mind the remark as marking as 'Solved' - you already did .......

SGaist

Hi,

Just a side note, you have now a "Code" button with </> as an icon to help you write code blocks