Help Qslider

[codeslicer]

I might not understand what you mean, but the documentation should have the answer.

Don't forget that QSlider inherits QAbstractSlider! QAbstractSlider::valueChanged() may be what you're looking for.

And QAbstractSlider::sliderPosition() is the int value.

[superteny]

I have read the doc and i dont find any answer to my problem. i want to click inside the qslider and get the position of the slider that i click. i dont want to know the slider position, i want to know the position i click inside the slider range.
Sorry for the explanation.

[codeslicer]

But, when you click somewhere in the slider range, the slider value changes to the place you clicked. You can turn that feature on and off by changing the tracking() property (setTracking(bool)). So, tracking, on by default, changes the value every time the location of the slider is changed.

[nish]

I have read the doc and i dont find any answer to my problem. i want to click inside the qslider and get the position of the slider that i click. i dont want to know the slider position, i want to know the position i click inside the slider range.
Sorry for the explanation.

if i understood correctly.. u need to reimplement

void mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *e)
{
QPoint position = e->pos();
 
QSlider::mousePressEvent(e);
}

void mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *e)
{
QPoint position = e->pos();

QSlider::mousePressEvent(e);
}

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if you do not want to inherit qslider. then put a QObject::eventFilter() in the parent widget and catch the mouse press .

[superteny]

thanks for your help. i reimplement mousepressed and other mouse event and get the solution.