How can I create button from arraylist.

[electronicboy]

Hi all,

I have an arraylist. This arraylist hold QPushButton's name.

List<QString> buttunNameList = new List<QString>;
buttonNameList<<"buttonname1"<<"buttonname2"<<"buttonname3";

List<QString> buttunNameList = new List<QString>;
buttonNameList<<"buttonname1"<<"buttonname2"<<"buttonname3";

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I create button manuel.

QPushButton *buttonname1 = new QPushButton();
QPushButton *buttonname2 = new QPushButton();
QPushButton *buttonname3 = new QPushButton();

QPushButton *buttonname1 = new QPushButton();
QPushButton *buttonname2 = new QPushButton();
QPushButton *buttonname3 = new QPushButton();

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But I want to create button from arraylist. How can I create button from arraylist?

[spirit]

QStringList buttonsNames;
buttonsNames << "button1" << "button2" << "button3";
foreach (const QString &name, buttonsNames) {
   QPushButton *pb = new QPushButton(name, this);
   ...
}

QStringList buttonsNames;
buttonsNames << "button1" << "button2" << "button3";
foreach (const QString &name, buttonsNames) {
   QPushButton *pb = new QPushButton(name, this);
   ...
}

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[Lykurg]

... and if you need to access the pointers later on, use a QList<QPushButton*>.

QList<QPushButton*> buttons;
// loop
  buttons.append(pb);
// end loop
buttons.at(0)->... // == buttonname1
buttons.at(1)->... // == buttonname2
//...

QList<QPushButton*> buttons;
// loop
  buttons.append(pb);
// end loop
buttons.at(0)->... // == buttonname1
buttons.at(1)->... // == buttonname2
//...

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[electronicboy]

@Spirit thanks for help. It's right.

@Lykurg sory. I don't understand ur algorithm. Can u explain ur algoritm?

Performans is very important for me. What do u recommended for high performans?

[spirit]

he means

QList<QPushButton *> buttons;//global variable or class-member
...
QStringList buttonsNames;
buttonsNames << "button1" << "button2" << "button3";
foreach (const QString &name, buttonsNames) {
   QPushButton *pb = new QPushButton(name, this);
   buttons << pb;
   ...
}
...
for (int i = 0; i < buttons.count(); ++i) {
   QPushButton *pb = buttons.at(i);
   pb->setText(QString("new text %1").arg(i));
}
...

QList<QPushButton *> buttons;//global variable or class-member
...
QStringList buttonsNames;
buttonsNames << "button1" << "button2" << "button3";
foreach (const QString &name, buttonsNames) {
   QPushButton *pb = new QPushButton(name, this);
   buttons << pb;
   ...
}
...
for (int i = 0; i < buttons.count(); ++i) {
   QPushButton *pb = buttons.at(i);
   pb->setText(QString("new text %1").arg(i));
}
...

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[electronicboy]

Hımm. Thanks. I try this code;

buttonsNames << "button1" << "button2" << "button3"<<"button4"<<"button5";
    foreach (const QString &name, buttonsNames) {
        QPushButton *pb = new QPushButton(name,this);
        pb->setObjectName(name);
        connect(pb,SIGNAL(clicked()),this,SLOT(clickedButton()));
     }

buttonsNames << "button1" << "button2" << "button3"<<"button4"<<"button5";
    foreach (const QString &name, buttonsNames) {
        QPushButton *pb = new QPushButton(name,this);
        pb->setObjectName(name);
        connect(pb,SIGNAL(clicked()),this,SLOT(clickedButton()));
     }

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