Mouse over event

[merry]

Nothing Works , Please tell me Is there any other way to do this.

[wysota]

Maybe you'd like to tell us some more details about this "nothing"?

[merry]

Yaa , Actuallly I implemented that what Marcel had told me

class MyButton : public QPushButton
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    MyButton( QWidget* = NULL );
    ~MyButton();
 
protected:
    virtual void enterEvent( QEvent* );
    virtual void leaveEvent( QEvent* );
 
public signals:
    void    enter( QString );
    void     leave( QString );
 
}
 
void MyButton::enterEvent( QEvent* e )
{
    emit enter( text() );
}
 
void MyButton::leaveEvent( QEvent* e )
{
    emit leave( text() );
}

class MyButton : public QPushButton
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    MyButton( QWidget* = NULL );
    ~MyButton();
 
protected:
    virtual void enterEvent( QEvent* );
    virtual void leaveEvent( QEvent* );
 
public signals:
    void    enter( QString );
    void     leave( QString );
 
}
 
void MyButton::enterEvent( QEvent* e )
{
    emit enter( text() );
}
 
void MyButton::leaveEvent( QEvent* e )
{
    emit leave( text() );
}

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and also what u told

, that Main windows have a status bar and you can make it that it
displays the text you want when a widget is hovered.

But it wont works ,because what i want is this ,I am having 6 Push buttons on my main window,and each works differently ,When mouse cursor is over any button it displays the detail of that button in the label that i used.

[marcel]

Have you used MyButton instead of QPushButton?
Also have you used the two signals properly?

It is impossible not to
work, therefore you have done something wrong.

[wysota]

I got this to work without any subclassing, just using a status tip.

[merry]

Thanx Wysota it works and also thanx to Marcel for helping me so much