Thanks Axel_Erfurt and Yoriz,
Always wonderful, and at the same time painful painful when learning something new.
That worked, It would have been some time before I found that method.
Is this statement still used when you have, for example, a screen with many widgets, panels, etc. each related, but somewhat independant of the other?
I have a specific project that I am working on, and it will have several 'panels' (not sure yet of Qt terminology). I suppose I will set one as central, but the others will all be accessable, for related information.
I will say that the documentation is very well done, but knowing how to choose the proper methods and class for the job will take time, trial and error.
Always wonderful, and at the same time painful painful when learning something new.
That worked, It would have been some time before I found that method.
Is this statement still used when you have, for example, a screen with many widgets, panels, etc. each related, but somewhat independant of the other?
I have a specific project that I am working on, and it will have several 'panels' (not sure yet of Qt terminology). I suppose I will set one as central, but the others will all be accessable, for related information.
I will say that the documentation is very well done, but knowing how to choose the proper methods and class for the job will take time, trial and error.
