QTableWidget right click menu

[jpn]

You forgot to adjust frmSettings::ProvideContexMenu(). It still takes a pointer.

The easiest way to construct a context menu is to use Qt::ActionsContextMenu. All it takes is to add actions via QWidget::addAction() and the menu is constructed automatically for you:

setContextMenuPolicy(Qt::ActionsContextMenu);
QAction* fooAction = new new QAction("foo");
QAction* barAction = new new QAction("bar");
connect(fooAction, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(doSomethingFoo()));
connect(barAction, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(doSomethingBar()));
addAction(fooAction);
addAction(barAction);

setContextMenuPolicy(Qt::ActionsContextMenu);
QAction* fooAction = new new QAction("foo");
QAction* barAction = new new QAction("bar");
connect(fooAction, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(doSomethingFoo()));
connect(barAction, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(doSomethingBar()));
addAction(fooAction);
addAction(barAction);

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[stefan]

You forgot to adjust frmSettings::ProvideContexMenu(). It still takes a pointer.

YES! thank you. I'm used to .NET warnings for every litle thing.. so im kinda strugling with QT..
Replies on my post where fast and exact nice forum guys!

[jpn]

YES! thank you. I'm used to .NET warnings for every litle thing.. so im kinda strugling with QT..

Signal slot connections are established at run time, that's why there is no error/warning at compilation time. Notice that QObject::connect() outputs a detailed warning in the debug output in case establishing the connection fails.

Replies on my post where fast and exact nice forum guys!

Thanks, you're welcome.