Connect lambda, sender argument must be string from array

[d_stranz]

Maybe something like:

for ( int i = 0; i < pagecounter; i++ )
{
    // initialize btnTest[i]
}

for ( int i = 0; i < pagecounter; i++ )
{
    // initialize btnTest[i]
}

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You should have learned that in the first couple of weeks of your C++ class...

[bchinfosieeuw]

What I really want to do is disable the btnTest buttons when they are clicked a couple of times. But after invoking

void MyWidget::onaddbutton_clicked()
{

void MyWidget::onaddbutton_clicked()
{

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a second time, and then clicking on the old btnTest button of the first time, they do not get disabled. Any ideas of how to do this?

The disabling methods are placed here:

void MyWidget::systembutton_clicked(int j, int k, QVBoxLayout *vbox)
{
...
if(...){
        btnTest[j].setEnabled(false);

void MyWidget::systembutton_clicked(int j, int k, QVBoxLayout *vbox)
{
...
if(...){
        btnTest[j].setEnabled(false);

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[bchinfosieeuw]

According to the btnTest2[i].isEnabled() function the button is disabled, but in the program the btnTest2[i] remains clickable.

[anda_skoa]

You onaddbutton_clicked() creates a new array of buttons every time, maybe you disabled only one of these sets.

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