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Hi,
In the main window (QMainWindow) of my application, I have a form with a QPushButton named "Add".
I would like:
1-"Add" button is a default button.
2-When I click "Enter", the action "Add" is executed.
I tried to use the property autoDefault and default but it doesn't work because my main window (QMainWindow) is not a dialog (QDialog).
How can I do ?
use addButton->setFocus(true).Quote:
1-"Add" button is a default button.
Read about signals and slotsQuote:
2-When I click "Enter", the action "Add" is executed.
Hi
this is difficult to understand.
is "Enter" a new button ? and on click event u are expecting "Add" button should behave as clicked ?Quote:
2-When I click "Enter", the action "Add" is executed.
Hi all,
My button "Add" is already connected with the expected slot.
I just would like that this slot is executed too when the button is enable and when the user hits the key "Enter".
Here is an example of screenshot:
http://skrooge.org/node/4
QPushButton::setDefault() is the way to go, but the parent widget of the button must be focused. Maybe QWidget::setFocusProxy() can help you handle the focus correctly among your widgets.
I already tried, but, as documented, this function is working only on QDialog.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattc
It's not my case.
How can I do ?
A button is not triggered with Enter key. You need to press spacebar.
If you want to trigger the button on Enter key, you will need to install filter on events or override keyPressEvent. You can then call click()
You are right, it works only for QDialogs.
Some things you might try:
1) as aamer4yu said, use QPushButton::setFocus(true) or QWidget::setFocusProxy() to force focus on the button
2) create a QShortcut, connect to the activated() signal and then call QPushButton->animateClick()
3) override QWidget::keyPressEvent() in the button's parent, detect the Enter key and then call QPushButton->animateClick()