How can I add another tab that looks exactly like the first one (like in a browser)?
I have a browser made in Qt and a I have a t开发者_JAVA技巧abwidget with one tab (which has a label, lineedit and a webview). I want to add others that look like the first one (have label, lineedit and webview).
How can I do this?
I don't know of any way to "clone" or duplicate an existing tab or widget, so I believe you'll need to code the tab contents yourself (i.e. not through the designer).
If all you need are a QLabel, a QLineEdit and a QWebView, that's not very complex. The idea would be to:
- create a custom widget (inheriting from
QWidget
directly, or fromQFrame
) - lay out the contained widgets in the fashion you want in its constructor
- add as many tabs as you want, when you want them, via the
QTabWidget.addTab
function.
The Tab Dialog example has everything you need - it's actually more complex than what you need because it uses different widgets for each tab. You can get away with a single widget.
If you wonder how to do the layout, and you're satisfied with what you got from the designer, you can inspect the generated (.moc
) files. You'll see what layouts it uses, and you can replicate that in your own code.
Skeleton widget:
class BrowserTab : public QWidet
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
BrowserTab(QUrl const& home, QWidget *parent = 0);
void setUrl(QUrl const& url);
private:
QWebView *web;
QLabel *title;
QLineEdit *urlEdit;
};
BrowserTab::BrowserTab(QUrl const& home, QWidget *parent)
: QWidget(parent)
{
urlEdit = new QLineEdit(this);
title = new QLabel(this);
web = new QWebView(this);
QVBoxLayout *vl = new QVBoxLayout;
vl->addLayout(title);
vl->addLayout(urlEdit);
vl->addLayout(web);
setLayout(vl);
setUrl(home);
}
void BrowserTab::setUrl(QUrl const& url)
{
web->load(url);
// update label & urlEdit here
}
You'll need to do a bit more to make it a proper browser (setUrl
should probably be a slot too), but this should get you started.
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