QomboBox - activated(), highlighted()

[BrainB0ne]

I think u can best use the clicked() signal from the OK button and connect that signal to a slot you have created.... when arriving in that slot, ask the text that is present at your combobox and check it against your "number 1".

Thats my opinion how i should do it..

[Salazaar]

I think u can best use the clicked() signal from the OK button and connect that signal to a slot you have created

That's what I've done And about this slot, how can I compare text with "number one"? As you've seen in the code that Designer generated, there's no thing such as number1 or item1, so how would the comparision look like? (in code, as well)

[Salazaar]

Does anyone know?

[high_flyer]

use QComboBox::activated()

[Salazaar]

But it is important which 'line' was chosen

[high_flyer]

Wnat do you mean?
Could you explain more what the problem is?

[BrainB0ne]

That's what I've done And about this slot, how can I compare text with "number one"? As you've seen in the code that Designer generated, there's no thing such as number1 or item1, so how would the comparision look like? (in code, as well)

well, we have two functions here:

int QComboBox::currentItem () const
Returns the index of the current item in the combobox. See the "currentItem" property for details.

QString QComboBox::currentText () const
Returns the text of the combobox's current item. See the "currentText" property for details.

I assume you know the contents of the combobox, you can use an if statement like:

if(yourComboBox->currentText() == "YourTextAtItemNumber1")
{
     // open your dialog.....
}

if(yourComboBox->currentText() == "YourTextAtItemNumber1")
{
     // open your dialog.....
}

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or

if(yourComboBox->currentItem() == 1)
{
     // open your dialog.....
}

if(yourComboBox->currentItem() == 1)
{
     // open your dialog.....
}

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[Salazaar]

Thanks that's the answer I was looking for