How to store current selection from QcomboBox in a Variable

[ChrisW67]

QComboBox::currentIndex() and QComboBox::currentText() give you the entry number and text respectively of the currently selected item in the combo box (if there is one). The signal you named tells you when that changes. So you want something like:

private:
  int m_diety;
 
...
m_deity = ui->deityCombo->currentIndex();
// or
m_deity = ui.deityCombo->currentIndex();
// or
m_deity = deityCombo->currentIndex();
// depending on how you have incorporated the designer UI

private:
  int m_diety;

...
m_deity = ui->deityCombo->currentIndex();
// or
m_deity = ui.deityCombo->currentIndex();
// or
m_deity = deityCombo->currentIndex();
// depending on how you have incorporated the designer UI

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[BalaQT]

as Chrish said,
use QComboBox::currentText() to get the stored text in QComboBox.

by this i mean the user selects an option in one of the comboboxes, i need to take the users selection (in my case a few of the options are Chiron,Cyclops,aesir) and then store the options they selected somewhere for me to use for calculations later with data i have read from a .xls file using xlrd.

If u want to do some actions based on user selection,use activated(QString) signal

void QComboBox::activated ( const QString & text ) [signal]
This signal is sent when the user chooses an item in the combobox. The item's text is passed. Note that this signal is sent even when the choice is not changed. If you need to know when the choice actually changes, use signal currentIndexChanged().

hope it helps
Bala