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jaja

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Monday, March 17th 2008, 9:07am

reference function in seperate file

Hello,

I am completely new with QT, so please understand the lack of basic knowledge.
I have a file called user.cpp which has functions I want to trigger when I press on a QT button called login_button.

I don't know how to call that function within the method login_Button_pressed() located in my QT interface header file. Or should I rather just include the necessary statements in user.cpp? How does this work??

I've already got the basic necessary code to run the application from user.cpp (exec(), etc).

Thanks for your help...
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Saturday, May 3rd 2008, 2:39am

RE: reference function in seperate file

You should really get a good understanding of C++ prior to diving into Qt.
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