问题
I have a QT application. It has functioning QPushButtons that are connected to slots in my program. I am now trying to add a new button myNewButton, but somewhere, somehow it is not being registered.
For an existing, working button myExistingButton I have the line:
connect(ui->myExistingButton, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(Foo()));
I cannot simply add the line:
connect(ui->myNewButton, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(Foo()));
The compilation error is:
class UI::Viewer has no member named 'myNewButton'
And QT Creator does not list the button as an autocomplete option for ui-> (i.e. I haven't simply mis-spelled the name). The records for myExistingButton and myNewButton are identical apart from coordinates and naming in the ui file. What could be causing this problem?
回答1:
I assume you did add a new button to the .ui form and named it myNewButton, right? If so, this could be a synchronization issue in Qt Creator. Have you tried saving all and rebuilding (just to make sure the ui compiler is triggered) your app?
回答2:
Have you set the widgets parent-property properly?
Either upon creation, or by explicitly setting it.
edit: Also note that
- you shouldn't edit ui_-includes directly, use the form-editor instead
- you don't have to do explicit connects for stuff that is hard-declared in your form; again, use the form-editor for this (right click on the button)
回答3:
I see you solved your problem by deleting ui_viewer.h. But a cleaner way is to run qMake (from the Build menu). I always do this when I get errors like yours -- sometimes Qt Creator forgets to run qMake when it should.
回答4:
I fixed this by deleting the generated file ui_viewer.h and then rebuilding.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6373743/inaccessible-qpushbutton-mystery