Hi there. This is more of a C++ question than Qt but this is the first time I have run into it...

I am working on a simple grade calculator using spin boxes. The number of spin boxes (for grade and assignment weighting) is determined by how many grades the user inputs in another slider/spinbox. My program works fine but there is ALOT of redundant code it seems. I would really like to shorten it up, make it more managable because there are some changes I would like to make.

For example. Right now I have 8 functions like this:

Qt Code: 
  1. void MainWindow::show_ass_1()
  2. {
  3. 	ass_label_1->show();
  4. 	ass_grade_SpinBox_1->show();
  5. 	ass_weight_SpinBox_1->show();
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Labelled 1 - 8 with accompanying labels and spinboxes of the same number. These are my functions just to unhide part of the interface. To hide them, there are 8 more functions that do the opposite. To call the functions I am using a switch statement.

Is there a way that I can somehow reduce the number of lines? If someone can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it, thanks.