I have a designer form class of some vehicles where constructor holds a index of vehicle:
Vehicle::Vehicle(QWidget *parent, int _index) :
QDialog(parent),
ui(new Ui::Vehicle)
{
this->_index = _index;
}
In main class, I create an object of class:
Vehicle* vehicle = NULL;
and I have a 10 buttons to open a 10 different dialog class of Vehicles:
void MainWindow::OnOpenDialog1()
{
if(vehicle==NULL)
vehicle = new vehicle(this, 0);
if(vehicle->isHidden()) {
vehicle->show();
}
else
vehicle->hide();
}
void MainWindow::OnOpenDialog2()
{
if(vehicle==NULL)
vehicle = new vehicle(this, 1);
if(vehicle->isHidden()) {
vehicle->show();
}
else
vehicle->hide();
}
.....
but in this way I open only one dialog, and other buttons opened the same dialog.
Shuld I create a 10 object of class?
Vehicle* vehicle1 = NULL;
Vehicle* vehicle2 = NULL;
Vehicle* vehicle3 = NULL;
....
I thought I could use a single object class and insert only index in the constructor and the data displayed on one changing form depends on index?