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Hi,

1 - I'm newbie with qt designer, and i want to know the following:

I've built a form in qt designer, and saved has Image.ui. This form, is a widget that shows an image.
Now, i want to write a main.cpp class that access the Image.ui. How it's possible?

2 - I'm asking this, because, the examples (cpp files) that i saw in qt website, they build the gui by the code, and not generate the code by the ui file. What i'm i missing, when i think that it's possible to generate cpp code with a ui file? I thought that, this was one of the main advantage of using qt designer.



Can you help me?

I found the problem. The problem is that i'm using qtdesigner 4.2.4. But this application, since it's not the commercial, can't generate the cpp code has qtdesigner 3.3.7.

1 - Is it true that qtdesigner 4.2.4 for linux can't create cpp code, because i've installed the free version, and not the commercial?

2 - If so, personally, i don't understand why. If the qtdesigner 3.3.7 can generate cpp code, and 4.2.4 can't, probably, few people that use qtdesign at home (like me) will stick to the version 3.3.7. That's toobad.

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The Qt Designer has never generated C++ code. what exactly do you mean by this statement ?

I didn't found the option to generate a main.cpp for the corresponding ui file in QTDesigner 4.2, only in 3.3.7. The options was removed, or there is a new different way to generate the main.cpp?

You're right sunil.thaha. But, since i'm a newbie in Qt designer, there are simple things that i haven't understand it. Sorry!!!

Thanks,