I have a question regarding QTabWidget: It has a property called movable, it allow one to mix tab positions. When a tab position is moved, its index is updated. Here is my problem. Lets say I have 4 tabs, each representing some object Foo but with different parameters. That means its important to me that I know exacly which object is at which position. When I close the tab I would like to destroy the proper Foo object so I need to keep track of him. When I move a tab it changes its index, so lets say I have the object I am interested in within tab 0 and I move it one place behind, that way it is now with index 1 not 0. How can I know that? How to get notified if indexes changes? I have a list of that objects as separate property. That way if one closes the tab I can destroy and then remove an item from the list with corresponding index (but only If i wont move the tabs, because then they change indexes). I havent posted any code examples because this is a very general problem, but if it is needed I can do it of course. I would aprichiate all help regarding this!
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For the things that you have mentioned you don't need to track tabs movement. When a widget's index matters (for example, if you have index of a tab to close and want to know which widget currently lies at that index), use
QTabWidget::widget
to convert index to widget andQTabWidget::indexOf
to convert widget to index.Tracking tab movements is rarely needed. You can get
QTabBar
objects withQTabWidget::tabBar
and use itsQTabBar::tabMoved
signal.