How to have a QSpinBox for setting a specific time?

[hakermania]

So after writing 224 posts (and at least 18 months of familarity with Qt) you still consider yourself a newbie? So what have you learned during those 18 months?

No, I won't consider myself a newbie, but because of the fact that Qt is huge, I haven't used everything and I am possibly not going to, so everything that is new to me I post it to the newbie section, it isn't something that I've used and thus I know how to use it but I have problem with it... Plus the fact that I am not all the time programming, heh.
As for what I've learned about Qt, I've learned to handle many things, such as signals and slots, and I can now already know how to use *some* of the things I've never used before due to similarities.

But, honestly now, QDateTimeEdit is not the most usual thing on earth so as to know it. And that pic of Windows time setting is very similar to a spinbox..

Ok, subclassing will take place, thank you both!

[Lykurg]

Ok, subclassing will take place, thank you both!

Because I ask me why you want to subclass, please tell me what exactly you need. What are your requirements?

[hakermania]

Because I ask me why you want to subclass, please tell me what exactly you need. What are your requirements?

This is top secret. Seriously.

[wysota]

No, I won't consider myself a newbie,

So what you have written doesn't apply to you?

When you 're trying to help somebody in the newbie section, don't forget that he is a newbie. Be specific and give examples.

If so, then why are you pointing us at your signature?

But, honestly now, QDateTimeEdit is not the most usual thing on earth so as to know it.

I would tend to disagree.

And that pic of Windows time setting is very similar to a spinbox..

On my monitor it looks exactly like QTimeEdit / QDateTimeEdit...

timeedit.png

[Lykurg]

timeedit.png

Brilliant! You both have taken the screen shot at the same time...

Over and out.