It there a widget like this:
It should be able to show/hide some contents under it.
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A:
No. The only widget which does something similar to that is QToolBox.
It should be rather easy to create a widget which acts like what you need, though. You could for instance use the "enable/disable checkbox" feature of QGroupBox and have it replaced by a QPushButton or something similar whenever it is disabled.
But I assume that subclassing QWidget and managing it yourself is the simplest approach.
BastiBense
2010-01-08 10:07:18
It should be relatively simple to produce at any rate. A PushButton, a Label and whatever widget that needs to be hidden. Connect the `clicked()` signal of the push button to the `show()` slot of the widget which needs to be displayed.
laura
2010-01-08 10:17:08
I agree that it is a trivial task, and wonder why it isn't implemented directly in Qt. BTW, pure QGroupBox/QCheckBox combination looks awkwardly. Maybe some styling should be applied
goodrone
2010-01-08 10:29:50
I guess it's not there because nobody has implemented it yet. You can always report a feature request with the above screenshot in their issue tracker at http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/ - I'm sure someone will implement it eventually.
BastiBense
2010-01-08 10:35:55
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A:
This QQ article (from the Qt 3 days) showcases how it can be done.
e8johan
2010-01-08 12:10:01