need help in getting a logic to work

Hi all,

I have this problem which I have been pondering and can't seem to find a solution to it. Therefore, I need some expertise in programming field for help.

I have a group of widget (1 label, 1 combo Box, 1 push button)
this group can populate to n arbitrary number of times base on user requirements.

event involved is just the push button clicked event but I will have to get the text field of both the label and combo box in order to produce the output I want.

the problem in the code below is all button will only display the last group items (label and combo box) but not their own group item which is not a surprise as the pointers will eventually point to the last set.

How can i associate the groups together? Any input would be good.

P.S. I initially though of array of pointers but it will kept my amount of group I can have. or waste some mem from unused pointers.

disp.h

Code:

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...
private slots:
    void go_clicked();
 
private:
    void createPlace();
    QWidget *createCellWidget(group grp);
 
    mapinfo map; <-- struct
 
    QToolBox *toolbox;
    QLabel *grp;
    QComboBox *combo

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disp.cpp

Code:

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...
void disp::createPlace()
{
    int i = 0;
    QGridLayout *layout = new QGridLayout;
 
    foreach (group grp, map.grp) {
        layout->addWidget(createCellWidget(grp), i, 0);
        i++;
    }
 
    layout->setRowStretch(i, 10);
 
    QWidget *itemWidget = new QWidget;
    itemWidget->setLayout(layout);
 
    toolbox = new QToolBox;
    toolbox->setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Maximum,QSizePolicy::Ignored);
    toolbox->setMinimumWidth(itemWidget->sizeHint().width());
    toolbox->addItem(itemWidget,"Select Place");
}
 
QWidget *disp::createCellWidget(group grp)
{
    combo = new QComboBox;
    foreach (place p, grp.building)
        combo->addItem(p.placename);
 
    combo->setMaximumWidth(200);
 
    QPushButton *btn = new QPushButton;
    btn->setText("Go");
    btn->setMaximumWidth(50);
 
    grp = new QLabel;
    grpname->setText(grp.grpname);
 
    QGridLayout *layout = new QGridLayout;
    layout->addWidget(grpname, 0, 0);
    layout->addWidget(combo, 1, 0);
    layout->addWidget(btn,1,1);
 
    QWidget *widget = new QWidget;
    widget->setLayout(layout);
 
    connect(btn, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(go_clicked()));
 
    return widget;
}
 
void disp::go_clicked()
{
    //something with own group's combo text and label text
    qDebug() << grpname->text() << " ----- " << combo->currentText(); //testing
}

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It very well may be that I didn't understand your post.


But one way to do it is by creating a simple custom widget something like

Code:

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class InfoWidget : public QWidget
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
   InfoWidget(const group &grp);  //in the implementations you set the member widgets in the layout as you did in createCellWidget()
   ~InfoWidget ();
public slots:
   void go_clicked();
protected:
   QComboBox m_comBox;
   QLabel          m_label;
   QToolBox     m_toolBox;
   QPushButton m_button;
}

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Code:

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InfoWidget::InfoWidget(const group &grp)
{
    foreach (place p, grp.building)
       m_comBox.addItem(p.placename);
 
    m_comBox->setMaximumWidth(200);
 
 
    m_button.setText("Go");
    m_button.setMaximumWidth(50);
 
    m_label.setText(grp.grpname);
 
    QGridLayout *layout = new QGridLayout();
    layout->addWidget(&m_label, 0, 0);
    layout->addWidget(&m_combo, 1, 0);
    layout->addWidget(&m_button,1,1);
 
    setLayout(layout);
 
 
    connect(&m_button, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(go_clicked()));
 
}

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now you can access all the elements in the slot:

Code:

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InfoWidget::go_clicked()
{
   //m_button, m_comBox, m_label are all members and can be accessed.
}

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and then you can do something like:

Code:

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QWidget *disp::createCellWidget(group grp)
{
    // QVector<InfoWidget*> m_infoWidgets; in the header
 
    InfoWidget *pInfoWidget = new InfoWidget(group);
    m_infoWidgets.push_back(pInfoWidget);
 
    return infoWidget;
}

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Please note that this is more like pseudo code, I did not test for compilation, it more to illustrate the idea I am suggesting.

thanks. it works. but I did not use QVector as there is a conversion problem. Instead I just use the customWidget as it is.

Quote:

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QVector as there is a conversion problem.

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There should not be such a problem.
Can you post the code that gives you that error?

The vector allows you to have multiples such InfoWidgets.

Also, what I forgot to mention in my previous post, you need to make sure you clear up (destroy) the allocated custom widgets in the destructor.