Yes. You also need to define behavior for your newly designed dialog, so you'll be making a class that uses the generated header file. Non-modal showing of windows can be done using QWidget::show().
Yes. You also need to define behavior for your newly designed dialog, so you'll be making a class that uses the generated header file. Non-modal showing of windows can be done using QWidget::show().
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It sounds like I'd also have to send signals from the child window to slots in the main window in C++, and can't do it in QTDesigner.
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