ArnSpin
13th February 2015, 11:44
Hi everybody,
I'am pretty new on Qt and honestly I don't have an extraordinary level in c++.
I try to implement my own debug function.
I already created a system allowing to retrieve debug messages in a QTextEdit (there is some useful example on the web), I would like now to be able to do some tests on these debug messages.
For example, I would like to add a level indicating if the message corresponds to a position in the code (e.g. "i am in the function toto", its level would be 0), or a intermediate results (level 1) in my calculations, or a main result (lvl 2) etc.
I would be able to display message in function of level or to associate colors in the Qtextedit etc. I know there is several kind of debug messages: debug, warning, critical, fatal... I would like to have this kind of things.
An elegant solution could be to refine the QtMsgType type (debug, warning,...) and add new but I don't know how to do.
So I try to create my own class inherited from QDebug and after that I will surcharge operator <<.
mydebug.h
#ifndef MYDEBUG_H
#define MYDEBUG_H
#include <QObject>
#include <QWidget>
#include <QDebug>
class myDebug :public QDebug
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
myDebug();
~myDebug();
};
#endif // MYDEBUG_H
mydebug.cpp
#include "mydebug.h"
myDebug::myDebug()
{
}
myDebug::~myDebug()
{
}
Problem is, I have the compile error: error: C2512: 'QDebug' : no appropriate default constructor available
I spent too much time to search the answer... so I modestly ask your help.
In addition, better ideas / advices on what I want to do are welcoming.
Thank you very much :)
I'am pretty new on Qt and honestly I don't have an extraordinary level in c++.
I try to implement my own debug function.
I already created a system allowing to retrieve debug messages in a QTextEdit (there is some useful example on the web), I would like now to be able to do some tests on these debug messages.
For example, I would like to add a level indicating if the message corresponds to a position in the code (e.g. "i am in the function toto", its level would be 0), or a intermediate results (level 1) in my calculations, or a main result (lvl 2) etc.
I would be able to display message in function of level or to associate colors in the Qtextedit etc. I know there is several kind of debug messages: debug, warning, critical, fatal... I would like to have this kind of things.
An elegant solution could be to refine the QtMsgType type (debug, warning,...) and add new but I don't know how to do.
So I try to create my own class inherited from QDebug and after that I will surcharge operator <<.
mydebug.h
#ifndef MYDEBUG_H
#define MYDEBUG_H
#include <QObject>
#include <QWidget>
#include <QDebug>
class myDebug :public QDebug
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
myDebug();
~myDebug();
};
#endif // MYDEBUG_H
mydebug.cpp
#include "mydebug.h"
myDebug::myDebug()
{
}
myDebug::~myDebug()
{
}
Problem is, I have the compile error: error: C2512: 'QDebug' : no appropriate default constructor available
I spent too much time to search the answer... so I modestly ask your help.
In addition, better ideas / advices on what I want to do are welcoming.
Thank you very much :)