From: David Brunell <brunell@...>
Date: 2009-01-20T06:06:17+09:00
Subject: Re: Using qui rather than rbuic for qtdesigner .ui files

Ok, I got it working.  Here is my code:

##########################################
require 'Qt'
require 'qui'

class MainWidget < Qt::Widget

  slots 'test()', 'close()'

  def initialize(app)
    super()
    @app = app
    @widget = QUI::WidgetFactory.create "sampledialog.ui"
    connect @widget.child('testButton'), SIGNAL('clicked()'), self, 
SLOT('test()')
    connect @widget.child('closeButton'), SIGNAL('clicked()'), self, 
SLOT('close()')
    @widget.show
  end

  def test
    puts "test button clicked"
  end

  def close
    @app.exit(0)
  end

end

app = Qt::Application.new ARGV
dialog = MainWidget.new(app)
app.exec
######################################

The .ui file is the same as in the original post.  I'm not sure this is 
the most elegant way to make it work, so if you have any ideas on how to 
clean it up, I'm open to suggestions.

One other question...what about Qt4?  I think I need rbuic4 if I am 
going to pre-compile the ui.  Is there a qui4 for dynamic loading?

Kind regards,

David

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