A question about adding to layout

I want to add childWidgets to a layouted parentWidget at runtime. I need to construct the children like

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ChildWidget* child = new ChildWidget(parentWidget);

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right? So now I would expect the child to be layed out according to the parentWidget's layout, but it doesn't happen. It seems like I explicitely have to:

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ChildWidget* child = new ChildWidget(parentWidget);
parentWidget->layout()->addWidget(child);

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Is this the right way? It feels like I'm adding the child to the parent twice.

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Originally Posted by Cruz

Is this the right way? It feels like I'm adding the child to the parent twice.

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you do right. if a child has no parent then QLayout::addWidget set parent, in another if a child has a parent, has been layouted and that parent not equal to the layout's parent then QLayout::addWidget you'll an error on console.

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qWarning("QLayout::addChildWidget: %s \"%s\" in wrong parent; moved to correct parent",
w->metaObject()->className()

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