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Diffstat (limited to 'tools/designer/src/uitools/quiloader.cpp')
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diff --git a/tools/designer/src/uitools/quiloader.cpp b/tools/designer/src/uitools/quiloader.cpp index 48e142b..1c7d1cc 100644 --- a/tools/designer/src/uitools/quiloader.cpp +++ b/tools/designer/src/uitools/quiloader.cpp @@ -574,20 +574,20 @@ void QUiLoaderPrivate::setupWidgetMap() const \brief The QUiLoader class enables standalone applications to dynamically create user interfaces at run-time using the - information stored in .ui files or specified in plugin paths. + information stored in UI files or specified in plugin paths. In addition, you can customize or create your own user interface by deriving your own loader class. If you have a custom component or an application that embeds \QD, you can also use the QFormBuilder class provided by the QtDesigner module to create - user interfaces from \c{.ui} files. + user interfaces from UI files. The QUiLoader class provides a collection of functions allowing you to - create widgets based on the information stored in \c .ui files (created + create widgets based on the information stored in UI files (created with \QD) or available in the specified plugin paths. The specified plugin paths can be retrieved using the pluginPaths() function. Similarly, the - contents of a \c{.ui} file can be retrieved using the load() function. For + contents of a UI file can be retrieved using the load() function. For example: \snippet doc/src/snippets/quiloader/mywidget.cpp 0 @@ -613,8 +613,7 @@ void QUiLoaderPrivate::setupWidgetMap() const reason, you can subclass the QUiLoader class and reimplement these functions to intervene the process of constructing a user interface. For example, you might want to have a list of the actions created when loading - a form or creating a custom widget. However, in your reimplementation, you - must call QUiLoader's original implementation of these functions first. + a form or creating a custom widget. For a complete example using the QUiLoader class, see the \l{Calculator Builder Example}. |