simple QDialog

[eric]

Hello!

I'd like to make a simple popup dialog that opens after my program is done running. I want it to say "Completed" and display an OK button which would simply close the dialog.
So far I have this:

QDialog okDialog(this, Qt::Dialog);  
      QLabel doneLabel("Complete");
      QPushButton okButton;
   okDialog.resize(50,50);
 
   okDialog.exec();
   okDialog.raise();
   okDialog.activateWindow();

QDialog okDialog(this, Qt::Dialog);  
      QLabel doneLabel("Complete");
      QPushButton okButton;
   okDialog.resize(50,50);
   
   okDialog.exec();
   okDialog.raise();
   okDialog.activateWindow();

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I'd like to know how to add the okButton and the QLabel (wth thext) to the surface of my dialog. Thanks.

[jacek]

Why can't you use QMessageBox instead?

http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/tutorial-t5.html

[eric]

Thanks Jacek for the idea and congrats on becoming a Guru!

I was wondering if you could display integers using message box?
This below code works well:

char message[] = "Text";
QMessageBox::information(this, "Title", message, QMessageBox::Ok);

char message[] = "Text";
QMessageBox::information(this, "Title", message, QMessageBox::Ok);

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but when I replace "message" with an integer (int message = 1 it won't work.
How do you display integers?
For example if I want to say in the message boxt:

"You had 5 files in this folder" and the number 5 was calculated by a formula, not typed in by a programmer.

[jacek]

Thanks Jacek for the idea and congrats on becoming a Guru!

Thank you.

How do you display integers?

First you have to change them into a QStrings. For example using QString::number().

Or even better use QObject::tr() (read the part about the n parameter).