Find Components with function...

[Harald Fernengel]

Hi,

On Thursday 18 July 2002 18:39, you wrote:
> Thanks...
>
> but how I do it ???
>
> Please... give me a example code...

well, you have something like

QPushButton* btn = new QPushButton( "text", this, "name1" );

"this" is the parent of the button. If you need it later, you can ask "this" 
for a child named "name1" and you'll get a QObject* back (just take a look at 
the QObject documentation).

QObject* obj = child( "name1" );
if ( !obj ) return; //no object with that name exists

now you have to cast it into a pushbutton:

QPushButton* btn = (QPushButton*)obj->qt_cast( "QPushButton" );
if ( !btn ) return; // cast failed, object is no PushButton

you can also use dynamic_cast if you don't like the qt_cast.

Hope that helps,
Harry

P.S.: Qt related questions should go to qt-interest mailing list, this is a 
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