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    Default Qt touch scroll menu select

    I'm new to Qt Widget GUI design, and I would like to create a GUI interface as per the attached pic


    My main issue is the central slider widget..as you can see I would like to create a function choosing widget that the user can slide left and right then click on the desired cook function..

    Unfortunately it has to be done with Qt C++ widget not QML. I have used Qt Quick and created a working version using ListView to create the model but Im not sure how to do that in C++ widgets

    GUI_Menu.png

    Can anyone help?

    Thanks in advance

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    Default Re: Qt touch scroll menu select

    The closest thing you can get to QtQuick in widgets it QGraphicsView.
    QtQuick1 was actually based on QGraphicsView.

    If the "can't use QML" actually means "can't use QtQuick2", then even using QtQuick1 might be an option (i.e. QDeclarativeView)

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