Edwin Leuven wrote:
Angus Leeming wrote:
Given that FloatPlacementUi derives from QWidget:
+ <class>FloatPlacementUi</class>
+ <widget class="QWidget" name="FloatPlacementUi" >
I don't think FloatPlacement needs to derive directly from QWidget:
-class FloatPlacement : public QWidget {
+class FloatPlacement : public QWidget, public Ui::FloatPlacementUi {
that's what i thought as well, but if i remove the inheritance from QWidget
- class FloatPlacement : public QWidget, public Ui::FloatPlacementUi {
+ class FloatPlacement : public public Ui::FloatPlacementUi {
then my compiler gives me this:
Indeed, sorry for my last post Edwin I thought that Angus was proposing
to inherit from QWidget and that was the other way around.
I don't know why there is this line in the UI file but I know for sure
that Ui classes are _not_ QWidget; there are not even QObject. So this
QWidget inheritance is the right thing to do:
class FloatPlacement : public QWidget, public Ui::FloatPlacementUi {
AFAIK, this allows to derive from other kind of widget if needed
(QDialog for example).
Abdel.
