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Wrapping an QWidget to be child of QApplication childWidget()
I have a scenario in which I have a generic QWidget, which is loaded with qt designer. I plan to create a QWidget with this generic QWidget and make it the child of QApplication childWidget(). I am unable to figure out the way to do it.
My interface file has a pre-defined method which returns the QWidget (the same generic type as in QWidget). So, when I create the QWidget in another class, I call the interface method to return the QWidget and make it the child of QApplication childWidget().
The code goes like this –
QWidget* widget = widgetFactory->createWidget(MyWidgTemplate.GetTemplate());
QApplication *app = new QApplication(widget);
QWidget* appWidget = new QWidget(parent);
appWidget->setMinimumSize(wgt.MinimumSize());
appWidget->setMaximumSize(wgt.MaximumSize());
appWidget->setAlignment(Qt::AlignCenter);
appWidget->setStyleSheet(“/* do the stylesheet stuff */”);
/* Create something other */
appWidget->setGeometry(wgt.Geometry());
…
That is my problem. SetGeometry method doesn’t seem to recognize the QWidget as a child of QApplication. So, this gives an error.
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In C++, all widgets are children of QApplication, so there’s no need to create a new QWidget instance for that. Also QWidget has member functions setGeometry, setMinimumSize, setMaximumSize, etc, so you don’t need the member function you mention in your code.
QWidget *widget = widgetFactory->createWidget(MyWidgTemplate.GetTemplate());
widget->setGeometry(wgt.Geometry());
widget->setMinimumSize(wgt.Minimum
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