Within Qt Designer, can you make an array of Checkboxes? I know you can create then access via code, QCheckBox checkboxes[10]; for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) { checkboxes[i].setObjectName(QString("ck%1").arg(i + 1)); checkboxes[i].setText(QString("Checkbox %1").arg(i + 1)); } But can you drag a checkbox into Designer and tell it this will be number 5 of 10?
Hi, Jesper speaking here: I'm afraid that is not possible. Your option would be to drag the amount of checkboxes you want in. But if you want it more dynamic, as I expect you would, then what I'd do is to simply drag in an empty QWidget in the place you want them, and then from C++ populate that widget with the amount of children you want.
Within Qt Designer, can you make an array of Checkboxes?
I know you can create then access via code,
QCheckBox checkboxes[10];
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) {
checkboxes[i].setObjectName(QString("ck%1").arg(i + 1));
checkboxes[i].setText(QString("Checkbox %1").arg(i + 1));
}
But can you drag a checkbox into Designer and tell it this will be number 5 of 10?
Hi, Jesper speaking here:
I'm afraid that is not possible. Your option would be to drag the amount of checkboxes you want in.
But if you want it more dynamic, as I expect you would, then what I'd do is to simply drag in an empty QWidget in the place you want them, and then from C++ populate that widget with the amount of children you want.