HBQT - The Tutorial About Harbour and QT Programming - by Giovanni Di Maria

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Giovanni Di Maria - calimero22@yahoo.it
since: Feb 12, 2011
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Harbour QT Classes
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Introduction
This tutorial is a brief, continuously updated, of the use of the classes QT with Harbour language. It is specifically written for beginners that initially encountered some difficulties in using these classes, however, extremely powerful and
efficient. The approach of the tutorial is different from other guides that are online. It simply focuses a single class or single object, so you do not get lost in the maze of the vast files of examples provided with the product. This will easily
learn to manage and plan their individual class, as needed, and, finally, to put "together" the whole.
Giovanni Di Maria
Notes for developers

In order to make good use of the Qt classes, you should see the include file "hbqtgui.ch"
You should consult the Digia's offcial documentation
If possible, you must NOT use static variables
It is strongly recommended to use hbformat tool to format the .prg sources
To create a source, you can copy and paste the code into your text editor and save it with .prg extension
When you connect an object with a Signal, if must be passed as string without spaces.
Example: oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || QApplication():quit() } )
When you connect an object with a Event, if must be passed as constant.
Example: oWnd:connect( QEvent_KeyPress , { |k| keypressed( k ) } )
Legal Notices
This tutorial is a free document and will remain free. You can view, use, print and redistribute it and/or modify it, without any limitations.
How to install QtContribs and compile a PRG

QtContribs_Setup.exe is a self archive containing also Harbour. You need only install it to your disk. Follow these steps to install QtContribs and compile your PRG:
Download last executable version of QtContribs from:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtcontribs/files/?source=navbar
Install QTContribs in c:\hbqtcontrib391 (or other folder);
From console type: PATH C:\hbqtcontrib391\bin
hbmk2 -w3 prova.prg addons\hbqt\qtgui\hbqtgui.hbc
How to Distribuite an Application

To distribuite an application follow the following steps:
Copy the folder "platforms" to the folder of your application from "C:\hbqtcontrib391\bin"
Copy your "EXE" to the folder of your application
Copy "Qt5PrintSupport.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "Qt5Core.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "libstdc++-6.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "icuin53.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "icuuc53.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "icudt53.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "Qt5Gui.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "Qt5Widgets.dll" to the folder of your application
Copy "libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll" to the folder of your application
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Copy "libwinpthread-1.dll" to the folder of your application
QMainWindow - Window
The following example shows how to create a simple main window. The window is resizable.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd := QMainWindow()
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Finestra di Giovanni" )
oWnd:resize( 300, 200 )
oWnd:show()
QApplication():exec()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Window not resizable

The following example shows how to create a simple main window. The window is NOT resizable.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:setFixedSize( 200, 200 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Window with fixed width

The following example shows how to create a simple main window. The width is locked and the height is resizable.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:setFixedWidth( 500 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Window with Fixed height

The following example shows how to create a simple main window. The height is locked and the width is resizable.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:setFixedHeight( 300 )
oWnd:show()
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RETURN
QMainWindow - Blinking Title Bar

The following example shows how to create a blinking title bar.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oClock
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || toggle( oWnd ) } )
oClock:start( 500 )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE toggle( o )
IF o:WindowTitle == "Finestra di Giovanni"
o:setWindowTitle( "" )
ELSE
o:setWindowTitle( "Finestra di Giovanni" )
ENDIF
RETURN
QMainWindow - Colored Window (QSS)

The following example shows how to create a colored main window, using QSS.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:setStyleSheet( " background-color: #CCCCFF; " )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Colored Window (QPalette)

The following example shows how to create a colored main window, using Qpalette.
#include "hbqtgui.ch"
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oPalette
oPalette := QPalette()
oPalette:SetColor( QPalette_Window, QColor( 255,200,200 ) )
oWnd:setPalette( oPalette )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Window with background

The following example shows how to create a window with a background from an image.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton
oWnd:SetFixedSize( 400, 300 )
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Finestra Giovanni" )
oWnd:setStyleSheet( "background-image: url(01.png) " );
oButton := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButton:setText( "Press" )
oButton:move( 150, 50 )
oButton:setStyleSheet( " background: #F4F4F0; " )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Window as Splash Screen

The following example shows how to create a Splash Screen Window. There is NO border. The windows is closed by pressing on it.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel
oWnd := QWidget()
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Special Effect" )
oWnd:setAttribute( Qt_WA_TranslucentBackground )
oWnd:setWindowFlags( Qt_FramelessWindowHint )
oLabel := QLabel( oWnd )
oLabel:move( 0, 0 )
oLabel:resize( 300, 300 )
oLabel:setText( "Click me to close!" )
oLabel:setStyleSheet( "border: 1px solid #0000FF; background-color: yellow; border-radius: 150px;" )
oLabel:setAlignment( Qt_AlignHCenter + Qt_AlignVCenter )
oLabel:Connect( QEvent_MouseButtonPress, { || QApplication():quit() } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Colored Window (QSS) with a gradient

The following example shows how to create a colored main window, with a gradient, using QSS.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:setStyleSheet( "background-color: qlineargradient(x1:0, y1:0, x2:0, y2:1,stop:0 #8888FF, stop:1 #000033);" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMainWindow - Retrieve version of Harbour, GCC and QT

The following example shows how to retrieve informations from compilers used.
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#include "hbver.ch"
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel1, oLabel2, oLabel3
LOCAL cVersion1, cVersion2, cVersion3
cVersion1 := hb_Version ( HB_VERSION_HARBOUR )
cVersion2 := hb_Version ( HB_VERSION_COMPILER )
cVersion3 := qVersion()
oLabel1 := QLabel( oWnd )
oLabel1:resize( 360, 30 )
oLabel1:move( 20, 50 )
oLabel1:setStyleSheet( "background-color : yellow;" )
oLabel1:setText( "Harbour version: " + "" + cVersion1 + "" )
oLabel2:setText( "GCC version: " + "" + cVersion2 + "" )
oLabel3:setText( "QT version: " + "" + cVersion3 + "" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QWidget - Widgets in a Main Window

The following example shows how to create some widgets in a main window. The widgets contain buttons. If you have to move the buttons, simply move the widget only. The Main Window is the parent of the widgets. The widgets are the
parent of the buttons.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oGroup1,oGroup2,oGroup3
oButton1,oButton2,oButton3
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Giovanni" )
oGroup1 := QWidget(oWnd)
oGroup1:resize( 150, 300 )
oGroup1:move( 50, 50 )
oGroup1:setStyleSheet( " background: #CCCCFF; " )
oGroup2:setStyleSheet( " background: #CCFFCC; " )
oGroup3:setStyleSheet( " background: #FFCCCC; " )
oButton1 := QPushButton( oGroup1 )
oButton1:setText( "Push" )
oButton1:move( 25, 50 )
oButton1:resize( 100, 30 )
oButton1:setStyleSheet( " background: #FFAAAA; " )
oButton2:setStyleSheet( " background: #AAFFAA; " )
oButton3:setStyleSheet( " background: #AAAAFF; " )
oWnd:show()
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RETURN
QApplication - Beep
The following example shows how to create a simple main window, as application. At exit, the application produces a beep. This method sounds the bell, using the default volume and sound. The function is not available in Qt for
Embedded Linux.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:show()
QApplication():beep()
RETURN
QApplication - Quitting from application

The following example shows how to quit from an application, using a method.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oButton1, oWnd
oButton1 := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButton1:setText( "Quit" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || QApplication():quit() } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QIcon - Widget with Icon

The following example shows how to add an icon to a widget.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Finestra di Giovanni with icon" )
oWnd:setwindowicon( QIcon( "harbour-icon.png" ) )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QDateEdit - Editing a date

The following example shows how to enter and edit a date.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oDate
oDate := QDateEdit( oWnd )
oDate:move( 60, 30 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QDateEdit - Editing a date and displaying the week day

The following example shows how to enter and edit a date. The program shows also the week day of the date.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oDate, oText
SET DATE italian
oDate:resize( 200, 30 )
oDate:Connect( "dateChanged(QDate)" , { |x|oText:setText( CDOW(CToD(oDate:text(x ) ) ) ) } )
oText := QLabel( oWnd )
oText:setText( "Change the date" )
oText:resize( 200, 30 )
oText:move( 80, 100 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QDateEdit - How to show current date

By default QDateEdit shows the date 01/01/2000. You can show the actual date using setdate() function.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oDate
oDate:SetDate ( QDate( Year( Date() ), Month( Date() ), Day( Date() ) )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTimeEdit - Editing the time

The following example shows how to enter the time.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oSetting
oSetting := QTimeEdit( oWnd )
oSetting:move( 100, 50 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QCalendarWidget - Simple Calendar

The following example shows how to create a simple window containing a calendar.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCalendar
oCalendar := QCalendarWidget( oWnd )
oCalendar:resize( 250, 200 )
oCalendar:move( 50, 50 )
oCalendar:setFirstDayOfWeek( 1 )
oCalendar:setGridVisible( .T. )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QCalendarWidget - Interactive Calendar

The following example shows how to create a simple window containing an interactive calendar. The buttons allow to navigate through the months and to show or hide the grid.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCal
LOCAL oBPrev, oBNext, oBGrid
oCal := QCalendarWidget( oWnd )
oCal:resize( 300, 200 )
oCal:move( 50, 50 )
oCal:setFirstDayOfWeek( 1 )
oCal:setGridVisible( .T. )
oBPrev := QPushButton( oWnd )
oBPrev:setText( "Prev Month" )
oBPrev:move( 100, 5 )
oBPrev:resize( 90, 25 )
oBPrev:Connect( "clicked()", { || oCal:showPreviousMonth() } )
oBNext := QPushButton( oWnd )
oBNext:setText( "Next Month" )
oBNext:move( 200, 5 )
oBNext:resize( 90, 25 )
oBNext:Connect( "clicked()", { || oCal:showNextMonth() } )
oBGrid := QPushButton( oWnd )
oBGrid:setText( "Show/Hide Grid" )
oBGrid:move( 100, 260 )
oBGrid:resize( 200, 25 )
oBGrid:Connect( "clicked()", { || oCal:setGridVisible( ! oCal:isGridVisible() ) } )
oWnd:show()
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RETURN
QCalendarWidget - Setting a date

This example shows how to set any date in the calendar.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCalendar
oCalendar := QCalendarWidget( oWnd )
oCalendar:resize( 250, 200 )
oCalendar:move( 50, 50 )
oCalendar:setFirstDayOfWeek( 1 )
oCalendar:setGridVisible( .T. )
oCalendar:setSelectedDate( QDate( 1967, 1, 7 ) )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Text Label

The following example shows how to create a simple main window with a label, used as text string.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oText
oText:setText( "Hello World" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Image
The following example shows how to view an image, using the QLabel class.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oImg
oImg := QLabel( oWnd )
oImg:move( 50, 50 )
oImg:resize( 300, 200 )
oImg:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "sample.png" ) )
oImg:setStyleSheet( "border: 2px solid #0000ff;" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Colored Text Label (QSS)

The following example shows how to create a simple main window with a label used as text string. The label is colored using QSS.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oText
oText:setStyleSheet( "background-color : yellow; color : red;" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Colored Text Label (QPalette)

The following example shows how to create a simple main window with a label used as text string. The label is colored using QPalette.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oPalette
LOCAL oText
oPalette:SetColor( QPalette_WindowText, QColor( 255,0,0 ) )
oText:setPalette( oPalette )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Colored Text Label (HTML)

The following example shows how to create a simple main window with a label used as text string. The label is colored and formatted using HTML.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oText
LOCAL cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
"Hello World "

cString + "This is a complex text, colored and formatted "
cString + "by HTML. "
cString + "RED "
cString + "GREEN "
cString + "BLUE "
cString + "Bold Text "
cString + "Italic Text "
cString + "Underlined Text <br"

oText:setText( cString )
oText:move( 0, 0 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Circular Label

The following example shows how to create a circular label. The label is colored and formatted using QSS.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel
oLabel:move( 50, 50 )
oLabel:setText( "79" )
oLabel:setStyleSheet( "border: 1px solid #0000FF; background-color: yellow; border-radius: 50px;" )
oLabel:setAlignment( Qt_AlignHCenter + Qt_AlignVCenter )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Horizontal line

The following example shows how to simulate a horizontal line. A good solution is to create a label with a thickness of 1 or 2 pixels.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel, oLabel2
oLabel:setStyleSheet( "background-color: black" )
oLabel2:setStyleSheet( "background-color: black" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Vertical line

The following example shows how to simulate a vertical line. A good solution is to create a label with a thickness of 1 or 2 pixels.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oLabel:setStyleSheet( "background-color: black" )
oLabel2:setStyleSheet( "background-color: black" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Grid of lines

The following example shows how to simulate grid of lines. A good solution is to create two arrays of labels, with a thickness of 1 or 2 pixels. The first array is used for horizontal lines, the second array is used for vertical lines.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oHorizontalLine[12], oVerticalLine[6]
oNumber[11,5]
nR, nC, nN
nN := 0
for nR := 1 TO 11
for nC := 1 TO 5
nN ++
oNumber[nR,nC] := QLabel( oWnd )
oNumber[nR,nC]:setStyleSheet( "border: 1px solid #0000FF; background-color: #FFFF88; border-radius: 20px; color:red;" )
oNumber[nR,nC]:setText( "" + AllTrim( Str(nN ) ) + "" )
oNumber[nR,nC]:move( nC * 60 + 50, nR * 50 - 25 )
oNumber[nR,nC]:resize( 40, 40 )
oNumber[nR,nC]:setAlignment( Qt_AlignHCenter + Qt_AlignVCenter )
next nC
next nR
for nR := 1 TO 12
oHorizontalLine[nR] := QLabel( oWnd )
oHorizontalLine[nR]:resize( 300, 1 )
oHorizontalLine[nR]:move( 100, nR * 50 - 30 )
oHorizontalLine[nR]:setStyleSheet( "background-color:#000000;" )
next nR
for nC := 1 TO 6
oVerticalLine[nC] := QLabel( oWnd )
oVerticalLine[nC]:resize( 1, 550 )
oVerticalLine[nC]:move( nC * 60 + 40, 20 )
oVerticalLine[nC]:setStyleSheet( "background-color:#000000;" )
next nC
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Modify the Frames

The following example shows how to change the frame of the labels.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oText1, oText2, oText3
oText1 := QLabel( oWnd )
oText1:setText( "Hello World" )
oText1:move( 100, 50 )
oText1:setFrameStyle( QFrame_Box )
oText2:move( 100, 100 )
oText2:setFrameStyle( QFrame_Raised + QFrame_Panel )
oText3:move( 100, 150 )
oText3:setFrameStyle( QFrame_Sunken + QFrame_Panel )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Alignment
The following example shows how to align a text in a QLabel.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oText1:setAlignment( Qt_AlignLeft + Qt_AlignTop )
oText2:move( 100, 100 )
oText2:setAlignment( Qt_AlignHCenter + Qt_AlignVCenter )
oText3:move( 100, 150 )
oText3:setAlignment( Qt_AlignRight + Qt_AlignBottom )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Setting a number

The following example shows how to set a number in a QLabel, without the use of strings.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oText1
oText1:setNum( 2011 )
oText1:setAlignment( Qt_AlignCenter )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Rectangle
The following example shows how to create a green rectangle with a QLabel.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oRectangle
oRectangle := QLabel( oWnd )
oRectangle:resize( 300, 200 )
oRectangle:move( 50, 50 )
oRectangle:setStyleSheet( "background-color: green;" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLabel - Showing an image from Internet

The following example shows how to view an image from Internet. You can download the image from Internet and store it into your hard disk. Then you can show it as a local image. You have to link the program against hbtip library.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oImg
LOCAL oHttp, cString
oHttp := TIPClientHTTP():new( "http://www.televideo.rai.it/televideo/pub/tt4web/Nazionale/16_9_page-101.png" )
oHttp:open()
cString := oHttp:readAll()
oHttp:close()
hb_MemoWrit( "televideo.png", cString )
oImg:move( 28, 50 )
oImg:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "televideo.png" ) )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMessageBox - Message Box (simple)

The following example shows how to create a simple window with an active button. If the button is pressed, a message box appears.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButton1
oButton1:setText( "Press for message" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || message() } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE message()
LOCAL oBox
oBox := QMessageBox()
oBox:setInformativeText( "attention!!! " )
oBox:setWindowTitle( "Informazione" )
oBox:exec()
RETURN
QMessageBox - Message Box (Yes and No buttons)

The following example shows how to create a simple window with the Yes and No button. If the Yes button is pressed, the window title changes.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd,oButton1
oButton1:setText( "Press to change title" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || MsgYesNo(oWnd) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE MsgYesNo(oW)
LOCAL oMB, nButtonPressed
oMB := QMessageBox()
oMB:setInformativeText( "Ok to change the Window Title ?" )
oMB:setWindowTitle( "Information" )
oMB:setWindowFlags( Qt_Dialog )
oMB:setStandardButtons( QMessageBox_Yes + QMessageBox_No )
oMB:setDefaultButton( QMessageBox_Yes )
nButtonPressed := oMB:exec()
IF nButtonPressed == QMessageBox_Yes
oW:setWindowTitle( "Title changed" )
ENDIF
RETURN
QPushButton - Simple button

The following example shows how to create a simple button. If pressed, the window will be resized.
PROCEDURE Main()
oButton1:setText( "Resize Window" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || edit( oWnd ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE edit( oWnd )
RETURN
QPushButton - Button with icon

The following example shows how to create a simple button with a icon. If pressed, the title bar changes.
PROCEDURE Main()
oButton2:setText( "Press to change title bar" )
oButton2:setIcon( QIcon( "star.png" ) )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Ok, changed" )
RETURN
QPushButton - Buttons
The following example shows how to create a simple window with two active buttons. If the first button is pressed, the window closes. If the second button is pressed, the title of the window changes his value.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oButton1, oButton2, oWnd
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Prova dei pulsanti" )
oButton2:setText( "Premere per modificare la barra del titolo" )
oButton2:setIcon( QIcon( "star.png" ) )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Evviva, ci sono riuscito !!!!!!!!!" )
RETURN
QPushButton - Array of Buttons

The following example shows how to create many buttons, stored in an array. The buttons have no actions.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButton[13]
LOCAL k
for k := 1 TO 13
oButton[k] := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButton[k]:resize( 150, 25 )
oButton[k]:move( 75, 30 * k )
oButton[k]:setText( "Button " + AllTrim( Str(k ) ) )
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QPushButton - Array of Buttons with variable dimensions

The following example shows how to create many buttons, stored in an array. Their dimension is set by an incremental variable.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButton[13]
LOCAL k
for k := 1 TO 13
oButton[k]:resize( 150 + ( k * 5 ), 25 )
oButton[k]:setText( "Button " + AllTrim( Str(k ) ) )
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QPushButton - Button Tips

The following example shows how to create a button with the tip.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButton1
oButton1:setText( "Press" )
oButton1:setToolTip( "This is an help that explains the function of the button" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QPushButton - Button that plays a Wav file

The following example shows how to create a button to miaow a cat.
PROCEDURE Main()
oButton1:setText( "Cat" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || cat( ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE cat()
QSound( "cat.wav" ):play()
RETURN
QPushButton - Array of Buttons that change the title bar (1)

The following example shows how to create many buttons, stored in an array. Every button changes the title bar, showing its progressive number. This example does not use the macro.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oButton[13]
LOCAL k
LOCAL oWnd
for k := 1 TO 13
oButton[k]:setText( "Button " + hb_ntos( k ) )
oButton[k]:Connect( "clicked()", TitleBlock( oWnd, k ) )
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
STATIC FUNCTION TitleBlock( oWnd, k )
RETURN { || oWnd:setWindowTitle( Str( k ) ) }

The following example shows how to create many buttons, stored in an array. Every button changes the title bar, showing its progressive number. This example uses the macro. It uses also a PRIVATE variable. The use of MEMVAR,
PUBLIC or PRIVATE variables is a very bad practice and no (new) component should ever _require_ such practice.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oButton[13]
LOCAL k
LOCAL cAction
MEMVAR oWnd
for k := 1 TO 13
cAction := "{|| change_title( oWnd , " + hb_ntos( k ) + " )}"
oButton[k]:Connect( "clicked()", &( cAction ) )
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE change_title( oW, cNumber )
oW:setWindowTitle( Str( cNumber ) )
RETURN

The following example shows how to create many buttons, stored in an array. Every button changes the title bar, showing its progressive number. This example does not use the macro. The buttons are created in a FOR loop, but the
Connection is created manually, one for each button.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButton[13]
LOCAL k
for k := 1 TO 13
next k
oButton[1]:Connect( "clicked()", { || oWnd:setWindowTitle( "1" )
oButton[10]:Connect( "clicked()", { || oWnd:setWindowTitle( "10"
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
}
}
}
}
)
)
)
)
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QStatusBar - Status Bar

The following example shows how to create and modify the status bar, at the bottom of the window.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oSBar
oWnd:show()
oSBar := QStatusBar( oWnd )
oWnd:setStatusBar( oSBar )
oSBar:showMessage( "Harbour-QT Statusbar Ready!" )
RETURN
QStatusBar - Status Bar and time clock

The following example shows how to show a clock on the status bar, at the bottom of the window.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oSBar
LOCAL oClock
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || oSBar:showMessage( Time() ) } )
oClock:start( 1000 )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
QStatusBar - Status Bar Ping Pong

The following example shows how create a status bar with a ping pong effect. The status bar goes to left and right.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oClock
oSBar
nSpaces, nInc
nSpaces := 1
nInc := 1
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || pingpong( oSBar, @nSpaces, @nInc ) } )
oClock:start( 25 )
oSBar:move( 100, 1 )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE pingpong( oSb, nSp, nI )
LOCAL cString
cString := Space( nSp ) + "Hello"
oSb:showMessage( cString )
nSp += nI
IF nSp == 40
nI =- 1
ENDIF
IF nSp == 1
nI := 1
ENDIF
RETURN
QStatusBar - Colored Status Bar

The following example shows how to create and modify a colored status bar, at the bottom of the window.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oSBar
oSBar:showMessage( "This is a colored Statusbar" )
oSBar:setStyleSheet( "background-color : yellow; color : red;" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QStatusBar - Status Bar with timeout

The following example shows how to display a status bar for "n" milliseconds and then it desappears. The value of timeout is expressed in milliseconds.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oSBar
oWnd:show()
oSBar:showMessage( "Message displayed for 5 seconds..." , 5000 )
RETURN
QStatusBar - Multiple Status Bar

The following example shows how to create a status bar composed by several widgets.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oStatusBar
oWnd:show()
oText1 := QLabel()
oText1:setText( "Status Bar 1" )
oText1:setStyleSheet( "background-color : #BBBBFF;" )
oText2 := QLabel()
oText2:setText( "Date: " + DToC( Date() ) )
oText3 := QLabel()
oText3:setText( "Time: " + Time() )
oText3:setStyleSheet( "color : red;" )
oStatusBar := QStatusBar( oWnd
oStatusBar:addWidget( oText1, 0
)
)
)
)
oWnd:setStatusBar( oStatusBar )
RETURN
QStatusBar - Status Bar and Progress Bar

The following example shows how to add a progress bar to the status bar.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oStatusBar, oClock, oText, oBar
oText := QLabel()
oText:setText( Time() )
oBar := QProgressBar()
oBar:setRange( 1, 100 )
oBar:setValue( 1 )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", {|| updateStatusBar( oText, oBar ) } )
oStatusBar := QStatusBar( oWnd )
oStatusBar:addWidget( oText, 0 )
oStatusBar:addWidget( oBar, 1 )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE updateStatusBar( oT, oB )

oT:setText( Time() )
oB:setValue( oB:value() + 1 )
RETURN
QStatusBar - Comboboxes in the Status Bar

The following example shows how to add comboboxes to the status bar.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oStatusBar
LOCAL oCombo1, oCombo2
oWnd:show()
oCombo1 := QComboBox()
oCombo1:addItem( "Small" )
oCombo1:addItem( "Medium" )
oCombo1:addItem( "Large" )
oCombo2 := QComboBox()
oCombo2:addItem( "COM1"
)
)
)
)
oStatusBar := QStatusBar( oWnd )

oStatusBar:addWidget( oCombo1, 0 )
oStatusBar:addWidget( oCombo2, 0 )
RETURN
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QCursor - Cursor Managing

The following example shows how to modify the cursor of the mouse, over widgets.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCursor
oCursor := QCursor()
oCursor:setShape( Qt_WaitCursor )
oWnd:SetCursor( oCursor )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTabWidget - TAB Control

The following example shows how to create three Tab Widget.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oBar
LOCAL oComputer, oMonitor, oPrinter
oComputer
oMonitor
oPrinter
:= QWidget()
:= QWidget()
:= QWidget()
oBar := QTabWidget( oWnd )

oBar:resize( 400, 200 )
oBar:move( 50, 50 )
oBar:addTab( oComputer, "Computers" )
oBar:addTab( oMonitor, "Monitors" )
oBar:addTab( oPrinter, "Printers" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTabWidget - TAB Controls in a TAB Control

The following example shows how to create many Tab Widgets in three Tab Widgets.
PROCEDURE Main()
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LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oBar, oBar2, oBar3, oBar4
oComputer, oMonitor, oPrinter
oAmd, oIntel
oCrt, oLcd
oLaser, oInk, oDotmatrix, oThermal
oComputer
oMonitor
oPrinter
:= QWidget()
:= QWidget()
:= QWidget()
oBar := QTabWidget( oWnd )

oBar:move( 50, 50 )
oBar:addTab( oComputer, "Computers" )
oBar:addTab( oMonitor, "Monitors" )
oBar:addTab( oPrinter, "Printers" )
oAmd
:= QWidget()
oIntel := QWidget()
oBar2
:= QTabWidget( oComputer )
oBar2:resize( 200, 100 )
oBar2:move( 50, 50 )
oBar2:addTab( oAmd, "Cpu Amd" )
oBar2:addTab( oIntel, "Cpu Intel" )
oCrt
:= QWidget()
oLcd
:= QWidget()
oBar3
:= QTabWidget( oMonitor )
oBar3:addTab( oCrt, "Monitor CRT" )
oBar3:addTab( oLcd, "Monitor LCD" )
oLaser
:= QWidget()
oInk
:= QWidget()
oDotmatrix := QWidget()
oThermal
:= QWidget()
oBar4
:= QTabWidget( oPrinter )
oBar4:addTab( oLaser, "Laser Printer" )
oBar4:addTab( oInk, "Inkjet Printer" )
oBar4:addTab( oDotmatrix, "Dot-matrix Printer" )
oBar4:addTab( oThermal, "Thermal Printer" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTimer - Timer
The following example shows a clock every 1 second, thank to QTimer class. The time of refresh can be adjusted by the start(x) property.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oClock
LOCAL oText
oText:setText( "clocking..." )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || print_clock( oText ) } )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE print_clock( oT )
RETURN
QTimer - Timer with controls

The following example shows a clock every a second, thank to QTimer class. The time of refresh can be adjusted by the start(x) property. If the Start button is pressed, the time is updated every a second. If the Stop button is pressed, the
time stops.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButtonStart, oButtonStop
LOCAL oClock, oText
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || oText:setText( Time()
) } )
oButtonStart := QPushButton( oWnd )

oButtonStart:move( 150, 50 )
oButtonStart:setText( "Start" )
oButtonStart:connect( "pressed()", { || oClock:start( 1000 ) } )
oButtonStop := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButtonStop:move( 150, 100 )
oButtonStop:setText( "Stop" )
oButtonStop:connect( "pressed()", { || oClock:stop() } )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
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QTimer - Timer in the Window Title

The following example shows a clock on the Title bar of a window.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oClock
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || oWnd:setWindowTitle( Time() ) } )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
QTimer - Scrolling text

The following example shows how to create a scrolling text, using qTimer class. The scrolling text is a text in a label. Every 100 milliseconds, this string is updated, by removing the first character and putting it at the end of the string. This
gives the illusion of the scrolling.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oText, oClock
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Scrolling text" )
oText:setText( "This simple program shows how to scroll a text in a Label.
oText:setStyleSheet( "background-color: #CCCCCC; border: 1px solid #333333;" )
" )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || scorrimento( oText ) } )
oClock:start( 100 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE scorrimento( o )
LOCAL cSt
cSt := o:Text()
cSt := SubStr( cSt, 2 ) + Left( cSt, 1 )
o:setText( cSt )
RETURN
QTimer - Countdown
The following example shows how to create a program for a countdown. The time starts from 60 seconds. Pressing the "start" button, the countdown starts. You can press the "start" button anytime.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButtonStart
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LOCAL oDisplay, oClock

oDisplay := QLCDNumber( oWnd )
oDisplay:resize( 100, 50 )
oDisplay:move( 150, 20 )
oDisplay:display( 60 )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || print_clock( oDisplay,oClock ) } )
oButtonStart:resize( 100, 50 )
oButtonStart:setText( "Start" )
oButtonStart:connect( "pressed()", { || start( oDisplay,oClock ) } )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE start( oD, oC )
oD:display( 60 )
oC:start( 1000 )
RETURN
PROCEDURE print_clock( oD, oC )
LOCAL s
s := oD:value()
s := s - 1
oD:display( s )
IF s == 0
oC:stop()
end IF
RETURN
QSS - QSS Style Sheet

The following example shows how we can use CSS to change any property of objects.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton1
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Prova dei pulsanti" )
oButton1:setStyleSheet( "background-color: yellow; border: 2px solid #FF0000;" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSS - Gradient (linear: top to bottom)

The following example shows how we can use CSS to change any property of objects. In particular it shows the creation of a linear gradient.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oLabel
oLabel:setText( "Gradient" )
oLabel:setStyleSheet( "background-color: qlineargradient(x1:0, y1:0, x2:0, y2:1,stop:0 #FF0000, stop:1 #FFFF00);" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSS - Gradient (linear: left to right)

PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oLabel
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oLabel:setStyleSheet( "background-color: qlineargradient(x1:0, y1:0, x2:1, y2:0,stop:0 #0000FF, stop:1 #FFFFFF);" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSS - Gradient (linear: left-top to right-bottom)

PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oLabel
oLabel:setStyleSheet( "background-color: qlineargradient(x1:0, y1:0, x2:1, y2:1,stop:0 #00FF00, stop:1 #004400);" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSS - Radial Gradient

The following example shows how we can use CSS to change any property of objects. In particular it shows the creation of a radial gradient.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oLabel
oLabel := QPushButton( oWnd )
oLabel:setStyleSheet( "color: #333; border: 2px solid #555; border-radius: 11px; padding: 5px; background: qradialgradient(cx: 0.3, cy: -0.4, fx: 0.3, fy: -0.4, radius: 1.35, stop: 0 #FFFFFF, stop: 1 #AAAAFF); min-width: 80px;" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSS - Colored QLCDNumber

The following example shows a colored QLCDNumber by QSS.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLcd
oLcd := QLCDNumber( oWnd )
oLcd:move( 50, 50 )
oLcd:resize( 300, 100 )
oLcd:setNumDigits ( 8 )
oLcd:setStyleSheet( "color: #FF0000;" )
oLcd:display ( "43'" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QMenu - Menu
The following example shows the usage of menu. Every item can be connected to any function or UDF.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oWnd2, oWnd3
LOCAL oMenuBar, oMenu1, oItemIns, oItemMod
// ----------Window----------oWnd := QMainWindow()
oWnd2 := QMainWindow()
oWnd2:SetFixedSize( 640, 480 )
oWnd2:setWindowTitle( "Insert" )
oWnd3:setWindowTitle( "Edit" )
// ----------Menu----------oMenuBar := QMenuBar( oWnd )
oMenuBar:resize( 300, 30 )
oMenu1 := QMenu()
oMenu1:setTitle( "File" )
oItemIns := QAction( oMenu1 )
oItemIns:setText( "Insert" )
oItemIns:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || oWnd2:Show() } )
oItemMod := QAction( oMenu1 )
oItemMod:setText( "Edit" )
oItemMod:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || oWnd3:Show() } )
oMenu1:addAction( oItemIns )
oMenu1:addAction( oItemMod )
oMenuBar:addMenu( oMenu1 )
oWnd:Show()
RETURN
QMenu - Menu with separators

The following example shows the usage of menu. An item can separated from the other by a line separator. Every item can be connected to any function or UDF.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oWnd2, oWnd3
oWnd2:setWindowTitle( "Insert" )
oWnd3:setWindowTitle( "Edit" )
oMenu1 := QMenu()
oItemIns:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || oWnd2:Show() } )
oItemMod:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || oWnd3:Show() } )
oMenu1:addSeparator()
oWnd:Show()
RETURN
QMenu - Menu and sub-menu

The following example shows the usage of menu and sub-menu. The sub-menu is also a menu.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oMenuBar, oMenu1, oMenu2
oItemMod
oItemInsImage, oItemInsTable, oItemInsPage
oMenu1 := QMenu()
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oMenu2 := QMenu()
oMenu2:setTitle( "Insert" )
oItemInsImage := QAction( oMenu2 )
oItemInsImage:setText( "Insert Image" )
oItemInsImage:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || image() } )
oMenu2:addAction( oItemInsImage )
oItemInsTable := QAction( oMenu2 )
oItemInsTable:setText( "Insert Table" )
oItemInsTable:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || table() } )
oMenu2:addAction( oItemInsTable )
oItemInsPage := QAction( oMenu2 )
oItemInsPage:setText( "Insert Table" )
oItemInsPage:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || page() } )
oMenu2:addAction( oItemInsPage )
oMenu1:addMenu( oMenu2 )
oItemMod:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || edit() } )
oWnd:Show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE edit()
// Type your code here
RETURN
PROCEDURE image()
RETURN
PROCEDURE table()
RETURN
PROCEDURE page()
RETURN
QMenu - Colored Menu

The following example shows the usage of a colored menu. Every item can be connected to any function or UDF.
#define cSTYLE "background-color : yellow; color : red; selection-color: white; selection-background-color: blue;"
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oMenu1 := QMenu()
oMenu1:setStyleSheet( cSTYLE )
oItemIns:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || insert() } )
oItemMod:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || edit() } )
oWnd:Show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE insert()
RETURN
PROCEDURE edit()
RETURN
QMenu - A complex Menu

The following example shows how to create a complex menu.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oMenuBar
oMenu1, oMenu2, oMenu3
oSubMenu11, oSubMenu12, oSubMenu21, oSubMenu31
oSubMenu113
oItem111, oItem112
oItem1131, oItem1132
oItem211, oItem212
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// ---------- Window ----------oWnd := QMainWindow()

oWnd:reSize( 640, 480 )
// ---------- Menu ----------oMenuBar := QMenuBar( oWnd )
// ---------- Menu 1 ---------oMenu1 := QMenu()
oMenu1:setTitle( "Menu_1" )
// ---------- SubMenu 11 ---------oSubMenu11 := QMenu()
oSubMenu11:setTitle( "SubMenu_11" )
// --------- Items --------oItem111 := QAction( oSubMenu11 )
oItem111:setText( "Item_111" )
oItem111:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || Item_111() } )
oSubMenu11:addAction( oItem111 )
oItem112 := QAction( oSubMenu11 )
oSubMenu11:addSeparator() //====================
oItem1131:connect( "triggered(bool)", { ||Item_1131() } )
oItem1132:connect( "triggered(bool)", { ||Item_1132() } )
oSubMenu11:addMenu( oSubMenu113 )
oMenu1:addMenu( oSubMenu11 )
oMenu1:addSeparator() //====================
// ---------- SubMenu 12 ---------oSubMenu12 := QAction( oMenu1 )
oSubMenu12:setText( "SubMenu_12" )
oSubMenu12:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || SubMenu_12() } )
oMenu1:addAction( oSubMenu12 )
// ---------- Menu 2 ---------oMenu2 := QMenu()
oMenu2:addMenu( oSubMenu21 )
// ---------- Menu 3 ---------oMenu3 := QMenu()
// ---------- SubMenu 31 ---------oSubMenu31 := QAction( oMenu3 )
oSubMenu31:setText( "SubMenu_31" )
oSubMenu31:connect( "triggered(bool)", { || SubMenu_31() } )
oMenu3:addAction( oSubMenu31 )
oWnd:Show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE Item_111()
RETURN
RETURN
RETURN
RETURN
PROCEDURE SubMenu_12()
RETURN
RETURN
RETURN
PROCEDURE SubMenu_31()
RETURN
UI - UI file created with QT Creator
At the moment the QUiLoader() class is not present.

The following example shows how to draw a window or a complete set of widget, from a UI file created with QT Creator program.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oUi, oFile
oFile := QFile( "sample.ui" )
oFile:open( 1 )
oUi := QUiLoader()
oWnd := oUi:load( oFile )
oFile:close()
oWnd:show()
RETURN
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UI - A fully functional example with UI file

The following example uses a file .UI created with QT Creator program. Pressing the button, the title changes.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd := hbqtui_form()
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Old Title" )
oWnd:q_pushButton:Connect( "clicked()",
{ ||oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Changed" ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
This is the form.ui file, created with QT Creator

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ui version="4.0">
<class>Form</class>
<widget class="QWidget" name="Form">
<property name="geometry">
<rect>
<x>0</x>
<y>0</y>
<width>325</width>
<height>129</height>
</rect>
</property>
<property name="windowTitle">
<string>Form</string>
</property>
<widget class="QPushButton" name="pushButton">
<property name="geometry">
<rect>
<x>50</x>
<y>50</y>
<width>211</width>
<height>23</height>
</rect>
</property>
<property name="text">
<string>Change Title Bar</string>
</property>
</widget>
</widget>
<resources/>
<connections/>
</ui>
To work correctly, the programmer must remember the following rules:

1. You must create the file "form.ui" (or other name) with QT Creator
2. You must include the "form.ui" file in the compilation (directly or in the file .HBP)
3. To refer to children of the widget, you must "rename" the objects with "q_" at the beginning of the line. For example: q_pushButton
4. The "form.ui" file is not necessary for the execution of the program. It's compiled in the .exe file
5. If the name of the .UI file is "form.ui", then you must call the hbqtui_form() function. If the name of the .UI file is "example.ui", then you must call the hbqtui_example() function.
QTableWidget - Simple table

The following example shows how to create a small table, with 2 rows and 2 columns.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oTable
LOCAL oCell, oLabel
//------------Table-------------oTable := QTableWidget( oWnd )
oTable:move( 50, 50 )
oTable:resize( 300, 200 )
oTable:setRowCount( 2 )
oTable:setColumnCount( 2 )
oTable:setColumnWidth( 0, 70 )
//------------Fill Table-------------oCell := QTableWidgetItem()
oCell:setText( "1986" )
oTable:setItem( 0, 0, oCell )
oCell := QTableWidgetItem()
oLabel := QStringList()
oLabel:append( "Year" )
oLabel:append( "Number of Dogs" )
oTable:setHorizontalHeaderLabels( oLabel )
oWnd:show()
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RETURN
QTableWidget - Arithmetic tables

The following example shows how to create an Arithmetic table, with 100 rows and 4 columns. The first column contains the number, the second column contains the square of the number, the third column contains the square root of the
number and the fourth column contains the cube of the number. The numbers are generated by a loop.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oCell, oLabel
k
oTable
//------------Fill Table-------------for k := 1 TO 100
oCell:setText( AllTrim( Str(k ) ) )
oTable:setItem( k - 1, 0, oCell )
oCell:setText( AllTrim( Str(k ^ 2 ) ) )
oCell:setText( AllTrim( Str(Sqrt(k ) ) ) )
next k
oLabel:append( "N." )
oLabel:append( "Square" )
oLabel:append( "Square root" )
oLabel:append( "Cube" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTableWidget - Colored Cells

The following example shows how to create a small table, with 2 rows and 2 columns. The cells are colored.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oTable
LOCAL oCell, oLabel
//------------Fill Table-------------oCell := QTableWidgetItem()
oCell:setForeground( QBrush( QColor(255,0,0 ) ) )
oCell:setBackground( QBrush( QColor(255,255,100 ) ) )
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oLabel:append( "Year" )
oLabel:append( "Number of Dogs" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTableWidget - Arithmetic tables (colored columns)

number and the fourth column contains the cube of the number. The numbers are generated by a loop. The columns are colored.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oCell, oLabel
k
oTable
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTableWidget - Arithmetic tables (conditional coloring of rows)

number and the fourth column contains the cube of the number. The numbers are generated by a loop. The rows are colored following a condition (even and odd).
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oCell, oLabel
k
oBrushForeground, oBrushBackground
oTable
IF k % 2 == 0
oBrushForeground
oBrushBackground
ELSE
oBrushForeground
oBrushBackground
ENDIF
:= QBrush( QColor( 0,0,200 ) )

:= QBrush( QColor( 220,255,220 ) )
:= QBrush( QColor( 0,0,200 ) )
:= QBrush( QColor( 220,220,255 ) )
oCell:setForeground( oBrushForeground )
oCell:setBackground( oBrushBackground )
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTableWidget - Sorting colums

The following example shows how to sort the colums in a table, by pressing the respective buttons.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oTable
oCell, oLabel
k
oButton1, oButton2
//------------Table--------------
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oTable := QTableWidget( oWnd )

//------------Headers-------------oLabel := QStringList()
oLabel:append( "Random 1" )
oLabel:append( "Random 2" )
oCell:setText( StrZero( hb_RandomInt (1,1000 ),4 ) )
oTable:setItem( k, 0, oCell )
oCell:setText( StrZero( hb_RandomInt (1,100 ),3 ) )
oTable:setItem( k, 1, oCell )
next k
//------------Buttons-------------oButton1 := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButton1:setText( "Sort" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || oTable:sortItems ( 0 ) } )
oButton2:setText( "Sort" )
oButton2:Connect( "clicked()", { || oTable:sortItems ( 1 )
} )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QTableWidget - Alternate colors of rows

The following example shows how to color alternating rows, using setAlternatingRowColors function.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oCell, oLabel
k
oTable
oTable:setAlternatingRowColors( .T. )
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QInputDialog - Input Dialog window

The following example uses a input dialog window to insert values into the program.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL cString
LOCAL oDialog
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oDialog := QInputDialog()
cString := oDialog:getText( oWnd, "Title", "What's your name?" )
oWnd:setWindowTitle( cString )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QColorDialog - Color Dialog

The following example shows how to use a color dialog to change the color of a text label.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton
LOCAL oColorDialog, oText
oText:setText( "<h1>Hello World</h1>" )
oButton:setText( "Change Color" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", { || oColorDialog:open() } )
oColorDialog := QColorDialog( oWnd )
oColorDialog:Connect( "currentColorChanged(QColor)", { ||change( oColorDialog,oText ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE change( oCd, cT )
LOCAL oPalette
oPalette:SetColor( QPalette_WindowText, oCd:currentColor() )
cT:setPalette( oPalette )
RETURN
QProgressBar - Progress Bar

The following example shows use of a progress bar. It' useful during a long counting or elaboration of big archives.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oBar
LOCAL k
oBar := QProgressBar()
oBar:move( 50, 50 )
oBar:setWindowTitle( "Wait..." )
oBar:Show()
oBar:repaint()
for k := 1 TO 500000
oBar:setValue( k )
next k
oBar:quit()
RETURN
QProgressBar - Progress Bar in a widget

The following example shows use of a progress bar in a widget.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oBar
LOCAL k
oWnd:show()
oBar := QProgressBar( oWnd )
oBar:move( 50, 25 )
oBar:Show()
for k := 1 TO 500000
oBar:setValue( k )
next k
RETURN
HTML - Tag HTML

The following example shows how to use tag HTML to change the color, size and aspect of text of other objects.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oText
oText:setText( "Gio" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
HTML - Tag HTML

The following example shows how to use tag HTML, like ordered list, text formatting and break row.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oLabel, cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
cString
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
"HTML and QLabel"

cString + " "
cString + "This is an ordered list "
cString + "<ol>"
cString + "<li>Dog</li>"
cString + "<li>Cat</li>"
cString + "<li>Bird</li>"
cString + "</ol>"
cString + "<hr>"

oLabel:setText( cString )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
HTML - Tag HTML and Images

The following example shows how to insert an image with the IMG tag HTML.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel
LOCAL cString
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cString := "<img src='logo_google.bmp'>"
cString := cString + " "
cString := cString + "<img src='logo_google.bmp' width=70>"
oLabel:setText( cString )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
HTML - Tag HTML and subscript

The following example shows how to use a subscript with the text.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel
LOCAL oString
oString := ""
oString := oString + "The chemical formula of water is H2O"
oString := oString + ""
oLabel:move( 0, 0 )
oLabel:setText( oString )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSlider - Slider with value

The following example shows a slider that changes the value of a Lcd display. Values are between 0 and 99.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oSlider
LOCAL oLcd
oLcd:move( 20, 20 )
oSlider := QSlider( oWnd )
oSlider:resize( 211, 21 )
oSlider:move( 10, 160 )
oSlider:setMinimum( 0 )
oSlider:setMaximum( 99 )
oSlider:setSingleStep( 1 )
oSlider:setValue( 0 )
oSlider:setOrientation( Qt_Horizontal )
oSlider:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { |x| oLcd:display( x ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSlider - Sliders RGB

The following example uses three sliders to change the RGB color of a text.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
window
font
oSliderRed, oSliderGreen, oSliderBlu
oText
window := QMainWindow()
window:resize( 320, 400 )
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window:setWindowTitle( "Giovanni" )
font := QFont()
font:setPointSize( 30 )
font:setBold( .T. )
oText := QLabel( window )
oText:setText( "Colors" )
oText:setfont( font )
oSliderRed := QSlider( window )
oSliderRed:resize( 30, 200 )
oSliderRed:move( 100, 120 )
oSliderRed:setMinimum( 0 )
oSliderRed:setMaximum( 255 )
oSliderRed:setSingleStep( 1 )
oSliderRed:setPageStep( 10 )
oSliderRed:setValue( 0 )
oSliderRed:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { || change_colors( oText,oSliderRed,oSliderGreen,oSliderBlu ) } )
oSliderGreen := QSlider( window )
oSliderGreen:resize( 30, 200 )
oSliderGreen:move( 150, 120 )
oSliderGreen:setMinimum( 0 )
oSliderGreen:setMaximum( 255 )
oSliderGreen:setSingleStep( 1 )
oSliderGreen:setPageStep( 10 )
oSliderGreen:setValue( 0 )
oSliderGreen:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { || change_colors( oText,oSliderRed,oSliderGreen,oSliderBlu ) } )
oSliderBlu := QSlider( window )
oSliderBlu:resize( 30, 200 )
oSliderBlu:move( 200, 120 )
oSliderBlu:setMinimum( 0 )
oSliderBlu:setMaximum( 255 )
oSliderBlu:setSingleStep( 1 )
oSliderBlu:setPageStep( 10 )
oSliderBlu:setValue( 0 )
oSliderBlu:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { || change_colors( oText,oSliderRed,oSliderGreen,oSliderBlu ) } )
window:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE change_colors( oT, oRed, oGre, oBlu )
LOCAL oPalette
oPalette:SetColor( QPalette_WindowText, QColor( oRed:value , oGre:value , oBlu:value ) )
oT:setPalette( oPalette )
RETURN
QSlider - Sliders synchronization

The following example shows how to synchronize two sliders, so that moving a slider, it moves the other.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oSlider1, oSlider2
oSlider1 := QSlider( oWnd )
oSlider1:resize( 211, 21 )
oSlider1:move( 10, 50 )
oSlider1:setMinimum( 0 )
oSlider1:setMaximum( 99 )
oSlider1:setSingleStep( 1 )
oSlider1:setValue( 0 )
oSlider1:setOrientation( Qt_Horizontal )
oSlider1:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { |x|oSlider2:setValue( x ) } )
oSlider2 := QSlider( oWnd )
oSlider2:resize( 211, 21 )
oSlider2:move( 10, 100 )
oSlider2:setMinimum( 0 )
oSlider2:setMaximum( 99 )
oSlider2:setSingleStep( 1 )
oSlider2:setValue( 0 )
oSlider2:setOrientation( Qt_Horizontal )
oSlider2:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { |x|oSlider1:setValue( x ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QDial - Simple Wheel

The following example uses a QDial control, to modify any value. It is a beautiful control and it can be used in many occasions.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd,oWheel
oWheel := QDial( oWnd )
oWheel:move( 100, 50 )
oWheel:resize( 200, 200 )
oWheel:setMinimum( 0 )
oWheel:setMaximum( 10 )
oWheel:setSingleStep( 1 )
oWheel:setWrapping( .F. )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
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QDial - Wheel with a LCD Display

The following example uses a QDial control, to modify the value in a LCD display.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oWheel, oDisplay
oDisplay := QLCDNumber( oWnd )
oDisplay:resize( 100, 50 )
oDisplay:move( 150, 20 )
oDisplay:display( 0 )
oWheel := QDial( oWnd )
oWheel:move( 100, 80 )
oWheel:resize( 200, 200 )
oWheel:setMinimum( 0 )
oWheel:setMaximum( 10 )
oWheel:setSingleStep( 1 )
oWheel:setWrapping( .F. )
oWheel:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { |x| oDisplay:display( x ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QSpinBox - Spin Control

The following example uses a spin control, to modify the size of a text. Values can be typed or chosen with the arrows.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oFont
oText
oChanger
oFont := QFont()
oFont:setPointSize( 30 )
oText:setText( "Text" )
oText:setFont( oFont )
oChanger := QSpinBox( oWnd )
oChanger:move( 50, 150 )
oChanger:resize( 50, 25 )
oChanger:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { |x|change_dimension(x,oFont,oText) } )
oChanger:setMinimum( 1 )
oChanger:setMaximum( 72 )
oChanger:setSingleStep( 1 )
oChanger:setValue( 30 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE change_dimension(nD,oF,oT)
oF:setPointSize( nD )
oT:setFont( oF )
RETURN
QComboBox - ComboBox
The following example creates a combobox, with many items. User can select any item.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCombo
oCombo := QComboBox( oWnd )
oCombo:move( 100, 50 )
oCombo:resize( 100, 25 )
oCombo:addItem( "Francia" )
oCombo:addItem( "Italia" )
oCombo:addItem( "U.S.A." )
oCombo:addItem( "Germania" )
oCombo:addItem( "Belgio" )
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oCombo:addItem( "Spagna" )
oCombo:addItem( "Portogallo" )
oCombo:addItem( "Islanda" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QComboBox - ComboBox with Update

The following example creates a combobox, with many items. User can select any item. When selected, it's shown in a label.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oCombo, oLabel
oCombo:addItem( "Francia" )
oCombo:addItem( "Italia" )
oCombo:addItem( "U.S.A." )
oCombo:addItem( "Germania" )
oCombo:addItem( "Belgio" )
oCombo:addItem( "Spagna" )
oCombo:addItem( "Portogallo" )
oCombo:addItem( "Islanda" )
oCombo:Connect( "currentIndexChanged(int)", { ||oLabel:setText( oCombo:currentText() ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QComboBox - Populating a ComboBox from a DBF

The following example creates a combobox, with many items. The items are appended from a DBF database.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCombo
USE cities
DO WHILE .NOT. Eof()
oCombo:addItem( cities -> city )
SKIP
ENDDO
USE
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QFontComboBox - ComboBox with Fonts

The following example creates a combobox, with a set of system fonts. The text is changed with the selected font.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oText
LOCAL oCombo
oText:setText( "Ciao a tutti" )
oCombo := QFontComboBox( oWnd )
oCombo:Connect( "currentFontChanged(QFont)", { ||oText:setFont( oCombo:currentFont() ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLCDNumber - LCD Display

The following example creates a nice LCD display, to view numbers. It's properties can be changed.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButtonMinus, oButtonPlus, oLcd
oLcd:move( 50, 50 )
oButtonMinus := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButtonMinus:resize( 30, 30 )
oButtonMinus:move( 70, 130 )
oButtonMinus:setText( "-" )
oButtonMinus:Connect( "clicked()", { || oLcd:display( oLcd:value() - 1 ) } )
oButtonPlus := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButtonPlus:resize( 30, 30 )
oButtonPlus:move( 200, 130 )
oButtonPlus:setText( "+" )
oButtonPlus:Connect( "clicked()", { || oLcd:display( oLcd:value() + 1 ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLCDNumber - LCD with number in decimal, binary, hexdecimal and octal base
The following example creates four LCD displays, that display a number in four bases: decimal, binary, hexdecimal and octal. The number is changed by a Spin Box.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oSpinBox
LOCAL oLabel1, oLabel2, oLabel3, oLabel4
LOCAL oLcd1, oLcd2, oLcd3, oLcd4
oLcd1 := QLCDNumber( oWnd )
oLcd1:move( 60, 10 )
oLcd1:resize( 200, 50 )
oLcd1:SetMode( 1 )
oLcd2:SetMode( 3 )
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oLcd3:move( 60, 130 )

oLcd3:SetMode( 0 )
oLcd4:move( 60, 190 )
oLcd4:SetMode( 2 )
oLabel1:setText( "Dec" )
oLabel2:setText( "Bin" )
oLabel3:setText( "Hex" )
oLabel4:setText( "Oct" )
oSpinBox := QSpinBox( oWnd )
oSpinBox:move( 125, 260 )
oSpinBox:resize( 50, 25 )
oSpinBox:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { |x|disp( x,oLcd1, oLcd2, oLcd3, oLcd4 ) } )
oSpinBox:setMinimum( 0 )
oSpinBox:setMaximum( 31 )
oSpinBox:setSingleStep( 1 )
oSpinBox:setValue( 0 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE DISP( x, oD1, oD2, oD3, oD4 )
oD1:display(
oD2:display(
oD3:display(
oD4:display(
x
x
x
x
)
)
)
)
RETURN
QLCDNumber - Colored LCD Display

The following example creates three nice colored LCD displays.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oLcd1, oLcd2, oLcd3, oPalette
oLcd1:display( 1967 )
oLcd1:setPalette( oPalette )
oLcd3:move( 50, 130 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLCDNumber - How to display numbers and text

Digits and other symbols can be shown: 0/O, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5/S, 6, 7, 8, 9/g, minus, decimal point, A, B, C, D, E, F, h, H, L, o, P, r, u, U, Y, colon, degree sign (which is specified as single quote in the string) and space.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oLcd
oLcd:move( 50, 50 )
oLcd:setDigitCount ( 30 )
oLcd:display ( "0123456789-. ABCDEFhHLoPruUY:'" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLCDNumber - Digital clock with LCD

The following example shows how to create a real time digital clock.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oClock
LOCAL oLcd
oLcd:move( 50, 50 )
oLcd:setDigitCount( 8 )
oLcd:setStyleSheet( "color: #FF0000;" )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || print_clock( oLcd ) } )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE print_clock( oL )
LOCAL stringa
LOCAL hou, min, sec
hou := SubStr( Time(), 1, 2 )
min := SubStr( Time(), 4, 2 )
sec := SubStr( Time(), 7, 2 )
stringa := hou + ":" + min + ":" + sec
oL:display ( stringa )
RETURN
QRadioButton - Radio Buttons

The following example shows how to use a radio button, with three options. Every option is connected to a function.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButton1, oButton2, oButton3
oButton1 := QRadioButton( oWnd )
oButton1:setText( "Si" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || message( "SI" ) } )
oButton2:setText( "No" )
oButton2:Connect( "clicked()", { || message( "NO" ) } )
oButton3:setText( "Non so" )
oButton3:Connect( "clicked()", { || message( "NON SO" ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE message( cMsg )
LOCAL oBox
oBox:setInformativeText( cMsg )
oBox:setWindowTitle( "Informazione" )
oBox:exec()
RETURN
QRadioButton - Radio Buttons and images

The following example shows how to use a radio button, with three options. Every option is connected to a function, showing an image.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oImg
LOCAL oButton1, oButton2, oButton3
oButton1:setText( "Washington" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", { || message( oWnd, oImg, "washington.bmp" ) } )
oButton2:setText( "Napoleon" )
oButton2:Connect( "clicked()", { || message( oWnd, oImg, "napoleon.bmp" ) } )
oButton3:setText( "Garibaldi" )
oButton3:Connect( "clicked()", { || message( oWnd, oImg, "garibaldi.bmp" ) } )
oImg:move( 250, 50 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE message( oW, oI, cMsg )
oW:setWindowTitle( cMsg )
oI:SetPixmap( QPixmap( cMsg ) )
RETURN
QVBoxLayout - Vertical Layout

The following example uses the vertical layouts, to place controls without to specify any position. The placing and position is automatic.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oW, oLay
LOCAL oT0, oT1, oT2, oT3, oT4, oT5, oT6, oB0
oW := QWidget()
oW:setWindowTitle( "Finestra di Giovanni" )
oW:resize( 300, 200 )
oT0 := QLabel()
oT0:setText( "Hello World - Ciao mondo" )
oT1 := QLabel()
oT1:setText( "Line 2 - Linea 2" )
oT2 := QLabel()
oT2:setText( "Hello again - Nuovamente Ciao" )
oT3 := QLabel()
oT4 := QLabel()
oT4:setText( "Ciao ancora una volta!" )
oT5 := QLabel()
oT6 := QLabel()
oB0 := QPushButton()
oB0:setText( "Clicca per terminare / Click to quit" )
oB0:Connect( "clicked()", { || QApplication():quit() } )
oLay := QVBoxLayout( oW )
oLay:addWidget( oT0 )
oLay:addWidget( oB0 )
oW:show()
RETURN
QHBoxLayout - Horizontal Layout

The following example uses the horizontal layouts, to place controls without to specify any position. The placing and position is automatic.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oW, oLay
LOCAL oP0, oP1, oP2, oP3, oP4, oP5, oP6
oW := QWidget()
oW:setWindowTitle( "Finestra di Giovanni" )
oW:resize( 400, 100 )
oP0 := QPushButton()
oP0:setText( "OK 1" )
oLay := QHBoxLayout( oW )
oLay:addWidget( oP0 )
oW:show()
RETURN
QLineEdit - Line Edit

The following example uses a line edit, to insert and view any data.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oName, oLabel
oLabel:setText( "Name" )
oName := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oName:move( 160, 50 )
oName:resize( 150, 20 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLineEdit - Array of Line Edit

The following example uses many line edits, stored in an array, to insert and view data.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oName[16], k
for k := 1 TO 8
oName[k] := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oName[k]:move( 20, 22 * k )
oName[k]:resize( 150, 20 )
next k
for k := 9 TO 16
oName[k] := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oName[k]:move( 180, 22 * ( k - 8 ) )
oName[k]:resize( 150, 20 )
next k
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLineEdit - Merging two Line Edits

The following example uses two line edits, to insert and view data. By pressing the button, the values of the two Line Edits are merged and added to a third Line Edit.
PROCEDURE Main()
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LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oLabel1, oLabel2
oButton
oName, oSurname, oSum
oLabel1:setText( "First Name" )
oLabel2:setText( "Last Name" )
oSurname := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oSurname:move( 150, 40 )
oSurname:resize( 100, 20 )
oButton:setText( "Merge the fields" )
oButton:connect( "clicked()", { || merge( oName,oSurname,oSum ) } )
oSum := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oSum:move( 150, 90 )
oSum:resize( 180, 20 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE merge( oNam, oSur, oSum )
oSum:setText( oNam:text() +
Space( 1 ) + oSur:text() )
RETURN
QLineEdit - Resetting Line Edits

The following example shows how to reset and clear line edits.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oButton
LOCAL oF1, oF2, oF3, oF4, oF5, oF6, oF7, oF8
oF1 := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oF1:move( 10, 10 )
oF1:resize( 200, 20 )
oF2:move( 10, 40 )
oF2:resize( 200, 20 )
oF3:move( 10, 70 )
oF3:resize( 250, 20 )
oF4:move( 10, 100 )
oF4:resize( 60, 20 )
oF5:move( 10, 130 )
oF5:resize( 100, 20 )
oF6:move( 10, 160 )
oF6:resize( 50, 20 )
oF7:move( 10, 190 )
oF7:resize( 200, 20 )
oF8:move( 10, 220 )
oF8:resize( 250, 20 )
oButton:resize( 85, 40 )
oButton:setText( "Clear Fields" )
oButton:connect( "clicked()", { || clear_all(oF1, oF2, oF3, oF4, oF5, oF6, oF7, oF8) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE clear_all(oF1, oF2, oF3, oF4, oF5, oF6, oF7, oF8)
oF1:clear()
oF2:setText( "" )
oF3:clear()
oF4:clear()
oF5:clear()
oF6:clear()
oF7:clear()
oF8:clear()
// Clear the field

// Clear the field
RETURN
QLineEdit - Password
The following example shows how to insert a password into a line edit. The asterisks will be shown instead of the characters actually entered.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oPasswd, oLabel
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oLabel:setText( "Type a password" )
oPasswd := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oPasswd:move( 160, 50 )
oPasswd:resize( 150, 20 )
oPasswd:setEchoMode( QLineEdit_Password )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLineEdit - Order of inputs

The following example shows how to change the order of tabulation, simply changing the position of QLineEdit objects, in the source file.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLineEdit1, oLineEdit2, oLineEdit3, oLineEdit4
oLineEdit1 := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oLineEdit1:move( 50, 50 )
oLineEdit1:resize( 300, 20 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLineEdit1, oLineEdit2, oLineEdit3, oLineEdit4
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QLineEdit - Set Input Mask

The following example shows how to set a mask in a QLineEdit, to filter the characters inserted. The input mask is similar to PICTURE in @ SAY ... GET command.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oNumber, oLabel
oLabel:setText( "Only Six Numbers" )
oNumber := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oNumber:move( 160, 50 )
oNumber:resize( 150, 20 )
oNumber:setInputMask( "999999" )
oWnd:show()
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RETURN
Character
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QLineEdit - How to Hide and Show a line edit

The following example shows how to to hide and show a line edit, using a button. Also the label of the button changes, if it's pressed.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
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oNumber1:move( 150, 50 )
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oButton:setText( "Hide Line Edit" )
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oWnd:show()
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oN:setVisible ( .NOT. oN:isVisible() )
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QLineEdit - Navigating with UP/DOWN keys

By default you can navigate across QLineEdits by TAB key. This example shows how to change this behavior, using UP and DOWN cursor keys.
PROCEDURE Main()
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DO CASE
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QAPPLICATION():sendEvent( oWnd, QKEYEVENT( QEvent_KeyPress, Qt_Key_Backtab, Qt_NoModifier ) )
ENDCASE
RETURN
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QTextEdit - Rich Text Editor

The following example shows a Rich Text editor and sets his text to bold, italic and size 20, color blue.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oEditor, oFont
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oFont:setBold( .T. )
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oEditor:setTextColor( QColor( 0,0,200 ) )
oEditor:setCurrentFont( oFont )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
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oWnd:show()
RETURN
QEvent Close
The following example shows how to intercept the Close Event. In this example, the close window button is ignored and you can exit from the window with the user button ("Quit") only .
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton1
oWnd:connect( QEvent_Close , { |x| x:ignore()
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oWnd:show()
RETURN
QEvent KeyPress
The following example shows how to capture a key pressed. The even can capture also Shift, Alt and Ctr keys.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:connect( QEvent_KeyPress , { |k| keypressed( k , oLabel2 ) } )
oLabel:setText( "Please press a key..." )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE keypressed( x , oL )
LOCAL string
string := "You have pressed the key: " + " "
string := string + "VALUE= " + Str( x:key() ) + " "
string := string + "KEY= " + Chr( x:key() )
oL:setText( string )
RETURN
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QEvent KeyPress
The following example shows how to move a window by pressing the arrow keys.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel
oWnd:connect( QEvent_KeyPress , { |k| keypressed( k , oWnd ) } )
oLabel:setText( "Press Arrow Keys to move the window..." )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE keypressed( kk , oW )
DO CASE
CASE kk:key() == Qt_Key_Up
oW:move( oW:x() , oW:y() - 4
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oW:move( oW:x() , oW:y() + 4
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oW:move( oW:x() - 4 , oW:y()
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QEvent Move
The following example shows how to intercept the event of moving the window.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
oWnd:show()
oWnd:connect( QEvent_Move , { || Message() } )
// After oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE Message()
LOCAL oMB
oMB := QMessageBox()
oMB:setInformativeText( "You have moved the window" )
oMB:setWindowTitle( "Harbour-QT" )
oMB:exec()
oMB := NIL
RETURN
QEvent Resize
The following example shows how to intercept the event of resizing the window. The objects in the window are resized and repositioned proportionally.
PROCEDURE Main()
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LOCAL oWnd, oButton

oWnd:show()
oWnd:connect( QEvent_Resize , { || pChange( oWnd,oButton )
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oButton:setText( "Quit" )
oButton:move( oWnd:width()/5, oWnd:height()/5 )
oButton:resize( oWnd:width()/6, oWnd:height()/6 )
oButton:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE pChange( oWnd, oButton )
oButton:resize( oWnd:width()/6, oWnd:height()/6 )
oButton:move( oWnd:width()/5, oWnd:height()/5 )
RETURN
QPainter - Drawing a face

The following example shows how to draw a face with primitives, like circles and lines. This source uses the class QPainter.
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QPainter - Moving a face

The following example shows how to draw and move a face with buttons. This source uses the class QPainter.
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oButtonRight:setText( "Right" )
oButtonRight:move( 200, 160 )
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oWnd:show()
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oL:move( oL:x() + 5, 20 )
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QPainter - Saving a picture

The following example shows how to save a picture to BMP and PNG files. The picture is not visible on the screen.
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QTreeView - The Tree of directories and folders

The following example shows how to create a tree of the directories of your storage media. When you click on a file or folder, its name is shown in a text label.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oModello, oAlbero, oText
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Tree Directories" )
oWnd:setfixedsize( 800, 460 )
oModello := QFileSystemModel()
oModello:setRootPath( "" )
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oAlbero:resize( 780, 400 )
oAlbero:move( 10, 10 )
oAlbero:setIndentation( 20 )
oAlbero:setModel( oModello )
oAlbero:setSortingEnabled( .T. )
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QResource - How to use Resources

The following example shows how to use the resource files. You can use images and compile them in the executable file, so you can distribuite the exe file, without the images. You need, for this example, the following files:
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elektrosoft.prg
elektrosoft.hbp
elektrosoft.qrc
logo.png
This is the file elektrosoft.hbp:

-w3
hbqt.hbc
elektrosoft.prg
elektrosoft.qrc
This is the file elektrosoft.qrc:

<!DOCTYPE RCC>
<RCC version="1.0">
<qresource prefix="/">
<file>logo.png</file>
</qresource>
</RCC>
Please rename correctly the files and the name of variables.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLogo
LOCAL oRes
oRes := QResource()
oRes:registerResource_1( HBQTRES_ELEKTROSOFT() )
oWnd := QWidget()
oWnd:setStyleSheet( "background:#545A7C;" )
oLogo := QLabel( oWnd )
oLogo:move( 100, 60 )
oLogo:resize( 400, 181 )
oLogo:SetPixmap( QPixmap( ":logo.png" ) )
oWnd:show()
oRes:unregisterResource_1( HBQTRES_ELEKTROSOFT() )
RETURN
QScrollArea - Very simple scrolling area

The following example shows how to create a simple scrolling area. The area can contain any object. In this example, the label contains an image and the scroll area contains the label. The image is composed of 1200x860 pixels (in this
example). You can scroll the image using scrolling bars.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oImage
LOCAL oArea
oImage := QLabel( )
oImage:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "background.png" ) )
oArea := QScrollArea( oWnd )
oArea:move( 20, 20 )
oArea:resize( 600, 440 )
oArea:setWidget( oImage )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QDialog - A modal window (1)

This example shows how to create a modal window, using the "setmodal()" and "show()" functions.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton
LOCAL oModal, oPassword
oButton:setText( "Enter password" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", {|| oModal:show() } )
// ----------------------------oModal := QDialog()
oModal:SetFixedSize( 300, 200 )
oModal:setWindowTitle( "Modal Window" )
oModal:setModal ( .T. )
oPassword := QLineEdit( oModal )
oPassword:move( 20, 50 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QDialog - A modal window (2)

This example shows how to create a modal window, using only the "exec()" slot.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton
LOCAL oModal, oPassword
oButton:setText( "Enter password" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", {|| oModal:exec() } )
// ----------------------------oModal := QDialog()
oModal:SetFixedSize( 300, 200 )
oModal:setWindowTitle( "Modal Window" )
oPassword := QLineEdit( oModal )
oPassword:move( 20, 50 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QToolBar - A simple textual Tool Bar

This example shows how to create a simple Tool Bar, without icons. You can drag the toolbar.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oQToolBar
oQToolBar := QToolBar ( oWnd )
oQToolBar:resize( 380, 30 )
oQToolBar:move( 0, 0 )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "New" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Open" )
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oQToolBar:addAction
oQToolBar:addAction
oQToolBar:addAction
oQToolBar:addAction
oQToolBar:addAction
(
(
(
(
(
"Save" )
"Cut" )
"Copy" )
"Paste" )
"Print" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QToolBar - A simple textual Tool Bar with separator

This example shows how to create a simple Toolbar, without icons. The toolbar has a separator.
PROCEDURE Main()
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Large" )
oQToolBar:addSeparator ()
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Small" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QToolBar - A toolbar with icons, actions and tooltips

This example has a toolbar with two icons. Pressing them, the main windows changes its size. The actions have a tooltip.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oQToolBar, oAction1, oAction2
oAction1 := QAction( oWnd )
oAction1:setIcon( QIcon( "small.png" ) )
oAction1:setToolTip( "Small" )
oAction1:connect( "triggered(bool)", {|| oWnd:resize( 100, 60 ) } )
oAction2 := QAction( oWnd )
oAction2:setIcon( QIcon( "large.png" ) )
oAction2:setToolTip( "Large" )
oAction2:connect( "triggered(bool)", {|| oWnd:resize( 400, 200 ) } )
oQToolBar:addAction( oAction1 )
oQToolBar:addAction( oAction2 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QToolBar - Draggable toolbar

This example shows how to create a draggable toolbar.
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PROCEDURE Main()
oQToolBar := oWnd:addToolbar( "Toolbar" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "New" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Open" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Save" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Cut" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Copy" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Paste" )
oQToolBar:addAction ( "Print" )
oQToolBar:setFloatable( .T. )
oQToolBar:setMovable( .T. )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QFileDialog - Very simple File Dialog

This example shows how to create a very simple File Dialog.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oFD
oFD := QFileDialog()
oFD:show()
RETURN
QFileDialog - A viewer for text files

This example shows how to create a viewer for text files. User can choose the folder and the file. It will be shown on the screen.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton, oEditor
oButton:setText( "Select a file" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", {|| viewFile( oEditor ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE viewFile( oEditor )
LOCAL oFileDialog, cListOfFiles, cFileName, cBuffer
oFileDialog := QFileDialog()
oFileDialog:exec()
cListOfFiles := oFileDialog:selectedFiles()
cFileName := cListOfFiles:At( 0 )
cBuffer := MemoRead( cFileName )
oEditor:setText( cBuffer )
RETURN
QFileDialog - A viewer for BMP and PNG

This example shows how to create a viewer of BMP and PNG images. User can choose the folder and the file. It will be shown on the screen.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oButton, oImg
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oImg:move( 50, 50 )
oButton:setText( "Select a file" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", {|| viewImage( oImg ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE viewImage( oImg )
LOCAL oFileDialog, cListOfFiles, cFileName
oFileDialog := QFileDialog()
oFileDialog:exec()
cListOfFiles := oFileDialog:selectedFiles()
cFileName := cListOfFiles:At( 0 )
oImg:SetPixmap( QPixmap( cFileName ) )
RETURN
QCheckBox - Simple checkboxes

This example shows how to create checkboxes.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCb1, oCb2
oCb1 := QCheckBox ( oWnd )
oCb1:move( 20, 20 )
oCb1:setText( "First" )
oCb2:move( 20, 40 )
oCb2:setText( "Second" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QCheckBox - Exclusive checkboxes

This example shows how to create exclusive checkboxes.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCb1, oCb2
oCb1:move( 20, 20 )
oCb1:setAutoExclusive ( .T. )
oCb2:move( 20, 40 )
oCb2:setText( "Second" )
oCb2:setAutoExclusive ( .T. )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
QCheckBox - How to set a checkbox

This example shows how to set a checkbox.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCb1
oCb1:move( 20, 20 )
oCb1:setChecked ( .T. )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
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QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Input form

You can use new classes QSAY, QGET and QREAD to build an entry form in a similar-Clipper language. This forms accepts string data.
#include "hbqtstd.ch"
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL cOne, cTwo, cThree, cFour
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
cThree := Space( 10 )
cFour := Space( 10 )
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 04,
@ 05,
QREAD
05
05
05
05
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
"First: "
"Second:"
"Third: "
"Fourth:"
Qget
Qget
Qget
Qget
cOne
cTwo
cThree
cFour
RETURN NIL

You can use new classes QSAY, QGET and QREAD to build an entry form in a similar-Clipper language. This forms accepts numerical and string data. The dimension of the form depends from the position of the controls.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL nWidth, nHeight, nColor
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
nWidth := 0
nHeight := 0
nColor := "Red
"
@ 02, 05 Qsay "Width: " Qget nWidth

@ 03, 05 Qsay "Heigth:" Qget nHeight
@ 06, 30 Qsay "Color: " Qget nColor
QREAD
RETURN NIL

You can use new classes QSAY, QGET and QREAD to build an entry form in a similar-Clipper language. This forms accepts numerical data.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL nWidth, nHeight
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
nWidth := 0
nHeight := 0
QREAD
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Input form with PICTURE

You can use new classes QSAY, QGET and QREAD to build an entry form in a similar-Clipper language. This forms accepts numerical data. The GETs clauses use PICTURE mask.
FUNCTION Main()
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LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
nWidth := 0
nHeight := 0
@ 02, 05 Qsay "Width: " Qget nWidth PICTURE "9999"
@ 03, 05 Qsay "Heigth:" Qget nHeight PICTURE "999"
QREAD
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - How to change the title bar
You can change the title bar using the TITLE of QREAD.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
nWidth := 0
nHeight := 0
QREAD TITLE "Giovanni's Window"
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - How to change the title bar
You can change the title bar using the PROPERTIES of QREAD.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
nWidth := 0
nHeight := 0
nColor := "Red
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 04,
QREAD
"
05 Qsay "Width: " Qget nWidth

05 Qsay "Heigth:" Qget nHeight
05 Qsay "Color: " Qget nColor
PROPERTIES {| oWnd| oWnd:setWindowTitle( "Just a Test" ) }
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Colored GETs

You can change the color of the GET like Clipper language.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 04,
@ 05,
QREAD
05
05
05
05
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
"First: "
"Second:"
"Third: "
"Fourth:"
Qget
Qget
Qget
Qget
cOne COLOR "g+/b"

cTwo COLOR "b+/r"
cThree COLOR "w+/n"
cFour COLOR "n/w"
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Push Button

This code shows how to create a push button.
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FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
cOne, cTwo, cThree, cFour

lSave
SAYLIST := {}
GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
lSave := .F.
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 04,
@ 05,
@ 07,
QREAD
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
10, 08,
"First: " Qget cOne

"Second:" Qget cTwo
"Third: " Qget cThree
"Fourth:" Qget cFour
20 QGET lSave PUSHBUTTON "Save"
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Checkbox

This code shows how to create a Checkbox.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL lUpdated, lActive
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
lUpdated := .F.
lActive := .T.
@ 02, 05 QSAY "Updated?"
@ 02, 20 QGET lUpdated CHECKBOX
@ 04, 05 QSAY "Active?"
@ 04, 20 QGET lActive CHECKBOX
QREAD
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Display a text

This code shows how to display a text, using SAY clause.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
@ 02, 05 QSAY "Text created by GIOVANNI DI MARIA"
QREAD
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Valid

This code shows how to validate the input fields.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
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nWidth := 5
nHeight := 0
nColor := "Red
"
@ 02, 05 Qsay "Width: " Qget nWidth VALID nWidth >= 5 .AND. nWidth <= 10
@ 06, 30 Qsay "Color: " Qget nColor
QREAD
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - When

This code shows how to input a field for a specific condition.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 04,
@ 05,
QREAD
05
05
05
05
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
"First: "
"Second:"
"Third: "
"Fourth:"
Qget
Qget
Qget
Qget
cOne
cTwo WHEN AllTrim( Upper( cOne ) ) == "DI MARIA"
cThree
cFour
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Memoedit

This code shows how to edit a text string in a "memo" field.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
cFour := "This tutorial is a brief of the use of the classes QT with Harbour language."
@ 01,
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 05,
@ 05,
QREAD
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
15, 09,
"First: " Qget cOne

"Second:" Qget cTwo
"Fourth:"
50 Qget cFour MEMOEDIT
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Many colors

This code shows how to use many colors in the GET clause, with the function RGB.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL SAYLIST := {}
LOCAL GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 04,
@ 05,
QREAD
05
05
05
05
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
"First: "
"Second:"
"Third: "
"Fourth:"
Qget
Qget
Qget
Qget
cOne COLOR "w+/rgb(250,0,0)"

cTwo COLOR "w+/rgb(200,0,0)"
cThree COLOR "w+/rgb(150,0,0)"
cFour COLOR "w+/rgb(100,0,0)"
RETURN NIL
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QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Listbox

This code shows how to implement a listbox as field.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL

aList
SAYLIST := {}
GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
aList
:= { "One", "Two", "Three", "Four", "Five", "Six", "Seven", "Eight", "Nine", "Ten" }
@ 01,
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 05,
@ 05,
QREAD
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
15, 11,
"First: " Qget cOne

"Second:" Qget cTwo
"Fourth:"
30 Qget cFour LISTBOX aList
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Combobox

This code shows how to implement a combobox as field.
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL

aList
SAYLIST := {}
GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
aList
:= { "One", "Two", "Three", "Four", "Five", "Six", "Seven", "Eight", "Nine", "Ten" }
@ 01,
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 05,
@ 05,
QREAD
05 Qsay "First: " Qget cOne

05 Qsay "Second:" Qget cTwo
05 Qsay "Third: " Qget cThree
05 Qsay "Fourth:"
15, 5, 30 Qget cFour COMBOBOX aList
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Setfocus

This code sets the focus to Fourth field if you press the button "Focus".
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL

lSave
SAYLIST := {}
GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
lSave := .F.
@
@
@
@
02,
03,
04,
05,
05
05
05
05
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
Qsay
"First: "
"Second:"
"Third: "
"Fourth:"
Qget
Qget
Qget
Qget
cOne
cTwo
cThree
cFour
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@ 07, 10, 08, 20 QGET lSave PUSHBUTTON "Focus" ACTION {|| GETLIST[ 4 ]:setFocus() }
QREAD
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Changing a field

This code assigns the value "Giovanni" to Fourth field if you press the button "Assign".
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL

lSave
SAYLIST := {}
GETLIST := {}
cOne := Space( 10 )
cTwo := Space( 10 )
lSave := .F.
@ 02,
@ 03,
@ 04,
@ 05,
@ 07,
QREAD
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
05 Qsay
10, 08,
"First: " Qget cOne

"Second:" Qget cTwo
"Fourth:" Qget cFour
20 QGET lSave PUSHBUTTON "Assign" ACTION {|| GETLIST[ 4 ]:varPut( "Giovanni" ),GETLIST[ 4 ]:display() }
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Area of rectangle (accessing directly to GETLIST array)
This code calculates the area of a rectangle when you press the button "Calculate".
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
nBase, nHeight, nArea

lButton
SAYLIST := {}
GETLIST := {}
nBase := 0
nHeight := 0
nArea := 0
@ 02, 05 Qsay "Base:
" Qget nBase
@ 03, 05 Qsay "Height: " Qget nHeight
@ 05, 05 Qsay "Area:
" Qget nArea
@ 07, 07, 08, 23 QGET lButton PUSHBUTTON "Calculate Area" ACTION {|| calculate( GETLIST ) }
QREAD
RETURN NIL
FUNCTION calculate( GETLIST )

LOCAL nBase2, nHeight2, nArea2
nBase2 := GETLIST[ 1 ]:varGet()
nHeight2 := GETLIST[ 2 ]:varGet()
nArea2 := nBase2 * nHeight2
GETLIST[ 3 ]:varPut( nArea2 )
GETLIST[ 3 ]:display()
RETURN NIL
QSAY, QGET, QREAD and friends - Area of rectangle (accessing to GETLIST by "name" of variable)
This code calculates the area of a rectangle when you press the button "Calculate".
FUNCTION Main()
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LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
nBase, nHeight, nArea

lButton
SAYLIST := {}
GETLIST := {}
nBase := 0
nHeight := 0
nArea := 0
@ 02, 05 Qsay "Base:
" Qget nBase
@ 03, 05 Qsay "Height: " Qget nHeight
@ 05, 05 Qsay "Area:
" Qget nArea
@ 07, 07, 08, 23 QGET lButton PUSHBUTTON "Calculate Area" ACTION {|| calculate( GETLIST ) }
QREAD
RETURN NIL
FUNCTION calculate( GETLIST )

LOCAL nBase2, nHeight2, nArea2
LOCAL nIndexBase, nIndexHeight, nIndexArea
//
Searching the index of the variables
nIndexBase := AScan( GETLIST, {| a| a:name() == "nBase" } )
nIndexHeight := AScan( GETLIST, {| a| a:name() == "nHeight" } )
nIndexArea := AScan( GETLIST, {| a| a:name() == "nArea" } )
// Taking value from fiels of the form
nBase2 := GETLIST[ nIndexBase ]:varGet()
nHeight2 := GETLIST[ nIndexHeight ]:varGet()
// Calculating area
nArea2 := nBase2 * nHeight2
GETLIST[ nIndexArea ]:varPut( nArea2 )
GETLIST[ nIndexArea ]:display()
RETURN NIL
Games - Game of Colors

This is a game where the player must find the exact color randomly chosen by computer. The color is chosen by three slider of the RGB colors (red, green, blue). Player can get an hint from the computer. The maximum score is 765. Have
fun.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oButtonStart, oButtonCheck, oButtonHint
oLcd
oTextMan, oTextPC
oRed, oGreen, oBlu
nRndRed, nRndGreen, nRndBlu
oButtonStart:setText( "New Game" )
oButtonStart:Connect( "clicked()", { || newgame( oLcd, oTextPC, oRed, oGreen, oBlu, @nRndRed, @nRndGreen, @nRndBlu ) } )
oTextPC := QLabel( oWnd )
oTextPC:setText( "Computer" )
oTextPC:move( 50, 80 )
oTextPC:resize( 300, 100 )
oTextPC:setFont( QFont( "Arial",46 ) )
oTextPC:setAlignment( Qt_AlignVCenter + Qt_AlignHCenter )
oTextMan := QLabel( oWnd )
oTextMan:setText( "You" )
oTextMan:move( 50, 160 )
oTextMan:resize( 300, 100 )
oTextMan:setFont( QFont( "Arial",46 ) )
oTextMan:setAlignment( Qt_AlignVCenter + Qt_AlignHCenter )
oRed := QSlider( oWnd )
oRed:resize( 40, 200 )
oRed:move( 120, 260 )
oRed:setMinimum( 0 )
oRed:setMaximum( 255 )
oRed:setSingleStep( 1 )
oRed:setPageStep( 10 )
oRed:setValue( 0 )
oRed:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { || change_colors( oTextMan, oRed, oGreen, oBlu ) } )
oGreen := QSlider( oWnd )
oGreen:resize( 40, 200 )
oGreen:move( 180, 260 )
oGreen:setMinimum( 0 )
oGreen:setMaximum( 255 )
oGreen:setSingleStep( 1 )
oGreen:setPageStep( 10 )
oGreen:setValue( 0 )
oGreen:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { || change_colors( oTextMan, oRed, oGreen, oBlu ) } )
oBlu := QSlider( oWnd )
oBlu:resize( 40, 200 )
oBlu:move( 240, 260 )
oBlu:setMinimum( 0 )
oBlu:setMaximum( 255 )
oBlu:setSingleStep( 1 )
oBlu:setPageStep( 10 )
oBlu:setValue( 0 )
oBlu:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { || change_colors( oTextMan, oRed, oGreen, oBlu ) } )
oButtonCheck := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButtonCheck:setText( "Check your score (Max is 765)" )
oButtonCheck:move( 150, 500 )
oButtonCheck:resize( 200, 50 )
oButtonCheck:Connect( "clicked()", { || score( oLcd, oRed, oGreen, oBlu, nRndRed, nRndGreen, nRndBlu
oButtonHint := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButtonHint:setText( "Hint" )
oButtonHint:move( 50, 500 )
oButtonHint:resize( 90, 50 )
oButtonHint:Connect( "clicked()", { || hint( oRed, oGreen, oBlu, nRndRed, nRndGreen, nRndBlu
) } )
) } )

oLcd:move( 150, 570 )
newgame( oLcd, oTextPC, oRed, oGreen, oBlu, @nRndRed, @nRndGreen, @nRndBlu )
oWnd:show()
// First time
RETURN
PROCEDURE change_colors( oT , oR, oG, oB )
LOCAL oPalette
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oPalette:SetColor( QPalette_WindowText, QColor( oR:value() ,oG:value() , oB:value() ) )
oT:setPalette( oPalette )
RETURN
PROCEDURE newgame( oLc, oTp , oR, oG, oB, nRndRed, nRndGreen, nRndBlu )
LOCAL oPalette
oR:setValue(
oG:setValue(
oB:setValue(
oLc:display(
0
0
0
0
)
)
)
)
nRndRed := hb_RandomInt( 0, 255 )

nRndGreen := hb_RandomInt( 0, 255 )
nRndBlu := hb_RandomInt( 0, 255 )
oPalette:SetColor( QPalette_WindowText, QColor( nRndRed , nRndGreen , nRndBlu ) )
oTp:setPalette( oPalette )
RETURN
PROCEDURE score( oL , oR, oG, oB, nRndRed, nRndGreen, nRndBlu )
LOCAL nScore
nScore := Abs( nRndRed - oR:value() ) + Abs( nRndGreen - oG:value() ) + Abs( nRndBlu - oB:value() )
nScore := 765 - nScore
oL:display( nScore )
RETURN
PROCEDURE hint( oR, oG, oB, nRndRed, nRndGreen, nRndBlu
oR:setValue( nRndRed )
oG:setValue( nRndGreen )
oB:setValue( nRndBlu )
RETURN
Games - Game of the Dog and the Cat (with boxes)

This is a nice game where the player is a dog (the red square). The dog must take the cat (the blue square). Every time that the dog takes the cat, the score increments its value by 1. The dog is moved by pressing arrow keys. Have fun.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oDog, oCat
LOCAL oScore
oWnd:connect( QEvent_KeyPress , { |k| keypressed( k, oDog, oCat, oScore ) } )
oCat := QLabel( oWnd )
oCat:resize( 20, 20 )
oCat:move( 0, 0 )
oCat:setStyleSheet( "background-color: #0000FF" )
oDog := QLabel( oWnd )
oDog:resize( 30, 30 )
oDog:move( 150, 250 )
oDog:setStyleSheet( "background-color: #FF0000" )
oScore := QLCDNumber( oWnd )
oScore:resize( 100, 40 )
oScore:move( 250, 10 )
oScore:display( 0 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE keypressed( x, oDog, oCat, oScore )
LOCAL nStep := 4
LOCAL nXdiff, nYdiff
//--------------------Keys---------------DO CASE
CASE x:key() == Qt_Key_Left
oDog:move( oDog:x() - nStep , oDog:y() )
CASE x:key() == Qt_Key_Right
oDog:move( oDog:x() + nStep , oDog:y() )
CASE x:key() == Qt_Key_Up
oDog:move( oDog:x() , oDog:y() - nStep )
CASE x:key() == Qt_Key_Down
oDog:move( oDog:x() , oDog:y() + nStep )
ENDCASE
//----------------Check for collision---------------nXdiff := Abs ( oDog:x() - oCat:x() )
nYdiff := Abs ( oDog:y() - oCat:y() )
IF nXdiff < 10 .AND. nYdiff < 10
oCat:move( HB_RandomInt( 0, 380 ), HB_RandomInt( 60, 280 ) )
oScore:display( oScore:value() + 1 )
ENDIF
RETURN
Games - Game of the Dog and the Cat (with images)

This is a nice game where the player is a dog. The dog must take the cat. Every time that the dog takes the cat, the score increments its value by 1. The dog and the cat are real bitmap images. The dog is moved by pressing arrow keys.
Have fun.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oDog, oCat
LOCAL oScore
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oCat:move( 0, 0 )
oCat:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "cat.bmp" ) )
oDog:move( 150, 250 )
oDog:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "dog.bmp" ) )
oScore:display( 0 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
LOCAL nStep := 4
//--------------------Keys---------------DO CASE
ENDCASE
ENDIF
RETURN
Games - Game of the Dog and the Cat (with images and sound)
This is a nice game where the player is a dog. The dog must take the cat. Every time that the dog takes the cat, the score increments its value by 1 and the cat meows. The dog and the cat are real bitmap images. The dog is moved by
pressing arrow keys. Have fun.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oDog, oCat
LOCAL oScore
oCat:move( 0, 0 )
oCat:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "cat.bmp" ) )
oDog:move( 150, 250 )
oDog:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "dog.bmp" ) )
oScore:display( 0 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
LOCAL nStep := 4
//--------------------Keys---------------DO CASE
ENDCASE
QSound( "cat.wav" ):play()
ENDIF
RETURN
Games - Dice Game (1 die)

This is a nice game where the player play with one die.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oDice
LOCAL oButton
oButton:setText( "Play now" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", { ||dice( oDice )
} )
oDice := QLabel( oWnd )

oDice:move( 50, 50 )
oDice:resize( 100, 100 )
dice( oDice )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE dice( oD )
LOCAL cFileName[6]
LOCAL nRandom
cFileName[1]
cFileName[2]
cFileName[3]
cFileName[4]
cFileName[5]
cFileName[6]
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
"dice1.png"
"dice2.png"
"dice3.png"
"dice4.png"
"dice5.png"
"dice6.png"
nRandom := HB_RandomInt( 1, 6 )
oD:SetPixmap( QPixmap( cFileName[nRandom] ) )
RETURN
Games - Dice Game (6 dice)

This is a nice game where the player play with six dice. The dice are stored in a vector.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL aoDice[6], k
LOCAL oButton
oButton:setText( "Play now" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", { ||dice( aoDice )
} )
FOR k := 1 TO 6
aoDice[k] := QLabel( oWnd )
aoDice[k]:move( k * 110 - 85, 50 )
aoDice[k]:resize( 100, 100 )
NEXT k
dice( aoDice )
// First time
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE dice( oD )
LOCAL k
LOCAL cFileName[6]
LOCAL nRandom
cFileName[1]
cFileName[2]
cFileName[3]
cFileName[4]
cFileName[5]
cFileName[6]
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
"dice1.png"
"dice2.png"
"dice3.png"
"dice4.png"
"dice5.png"
"dice6.png"
FOR k := 1 TO 6
nRandom := hb_RandomInt( 1, 6 )
oD[k]:SetPixmap( QPixmap( cFileName[nRandom] ) )
NEXT k
RETURN
Games - McDonald's Game

This is a nice game where the player must take the sandwich, the coke and the potato chips. Player can choice the hero and he can set the speed of game and its duration.
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STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
STATIC
oWnd
nDirXGiuseppe, nDirYGiuseppe
nDirXPanino, nDirYPanino
nDirXPatatine, nDirYPatatine
nDirXCocaCola, nDirYCocaCola
oSuperEroe
oPanino, oPatatine, oCocaCola
oScore, oScoreTitolo
oClockPerSprites, oClockPerCronometro
oSfondo
oButtonStart, oButtonStop
oCronometro, oCronometroTitolo, nCronometro
oMinutiDelGioco, oMinutiDelGiocoTitolo
oLivelloDelGioco, oLivelloDelGiocoTitolo
oButtonPause
oGameOver
oWndPerClassifica, oButtonClassifica, oTableClassifica, oCella
oDialog, cNomeGiocatore
oComboSuperEroe,oComboSuperEroeTitolo
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL aDbArray
SET DATE italian
SET CENTURY ON
aDbArray := {}
AAdd( aDbArray,
AAdd( aDbArray,
AAdd( aDbArray,
AAdd( aDbArray,
{
{
{
{
"Data", "D", 10, 0 } )

"Giocatore", "C", 20, 0 } )
"Minuti", "N", 3, 0 } )
"Punti", "N", 5, 0 } )
IF ! File( "classifica.dbf" )
dbCreate( "classifica.dbf", aDbArray )
ENDIF
oWnd := QMAINWINDOW()
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "McDonald's Game" )
oWnd:connect( QEvent_KeyPress, {|k| keypressed( k ) } )
oSfondo := QLABEL( oWnd )
oSfondo:move( 0, 0 )
oSfondo:resize( 800, 600 )
oSfondo:SetPixmap( QPIXMAP( "background.png" ) )
oPanino := QLABEL( oWnd )
oPanino:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
oPanino:resize( 100, 53 )
oPanino:SetPixmap( QPIXMAP( "panino.png" ) )
oPatatine := QLABEL( oWnd )
oPatatine:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
oPatatine:resize( 100, 124 )
oPatatine:SetPixmap( QPIXMAP( "patatine.png" ) )
oCocaCola := QLABEL( oWnd )
oCocaCola:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
oCocaCola:resize( 100, 150 )
oCocaCola:SetPixmap( QPIXMAP( "cocacola.png" ) )
oSuperEroe := QLABEL( oWnd )
oSuperEroe:move( 150, 250 )
oSuperEroe:resize( 150, 204 )
oScore := QLCDNUMBER( oWnd )
oScore:display( 0 )
oScore:setStyleSheet( "background-color : yellow; color: #FF0000;" )
oScoreTitolo := QLABEL( oWnd )
oScoreTitolo:move( 20, 2 )
oScoreTitolo:resize( 100, 18 )
oScoreTitolo:setText( "Punti" )
oScoreTitolo:setFont( QFONT( "Courier", 10, QFont_Bold )
)
oScoreTitolo:setStyleSheet( "color: #640000;" )
oClockPerSprites := QTIMER()
oClockPerSprites:Connect( "timeout()", {|| fOgniNmillisecondi() } )
oClockPerCronometro := QTIMER()
oClockPerCronometro:Connect( "timeout()", {|| fIncrementaCronometro() } )
oButtonStart := QPUSHBUTTON( oWnd )
oButtonStart:setText( "Start Game" )
oButtonStart:Connect( "clicked()", {|| fStartGioco() } )
oButtonStop := QPUSHBUTTON( oWnd )
oButtonStop:setText( "Stop Game" )
oButtonStop:move( 140, 40 )
oButtonStop:resize( 100, 20 )
oButtonStop:setEnabled( .F. )
oButtonStop:Connect( "clicked()", {|| fStopGioco() } )
oCronometro := QLABEL( oWnd )
oCronometro:move( 260, 20 )
oCronometro:resize( 200, 40 )
oCronometro:setText( "00:00:00" )
oCronometro:setAlignment( Qt_AlignCenter )
oCronometro:setStyleSheet( "color: #000055; background-color : #D2FCFD; border: 1px solid #0000ff;" )
oCronometro:setFont( QFONT( "Courier", 20, QFont_Bold, .F. )
)
oCronometroTitolo := QLABEL( oWnd )
oCronometroTitolo:move( 260, 2 )
oCronometroTitolo:resize( 100, 18 )
oCronometroTitolo:setText( "Tempo" )
oCronometroTitolo:setFont( QFONT( "Courier", 10, QFont_Bold )
)
oCronometroTitolo:setStyleSheet( "color: #640000;" )
oMinutiDelGioco := QSPINBOX( oWnd )
oMinutiDelGioco:move( 480, 20 )
oMinutiDelGioco:resize( 50, 40 )
oMinutiDelGioco:setMinimum( 1 )
oMinutiDelGioco:setMaximum( 3 )
oMinutiDelGioco:setSingleStep( 1 )
oMinutiDelGioco:setValue( 1 )
oMinutiDelGioco:setEnabled( .T. )
oMinutiDelGiocoTitolo := QLABEL( oWnd )
oMinutiDelGiocoTitolo:move( 480, 2 )
oMinutiDelGiocoTitolo:resize( 100, 18 )
oMinutiDelGiocoTitolo:setText( "Minuti" )
oMinutiDelGiocoTitolo:setFont( QFONT( "Courier", 10, QFont_Bold )
oMinutiDelGiocoTitolo:setStyleSheet( "color: #640000;" )
oLivelloDelGioco := QSPINBOX( oWnd )
oLivelloDelGioco:move( 550, 20 )
oLivelloDelGioco:resize( 50, 40 )
oLivelloDelGioco:setMinimum( 1 )
oLivelloDelGioco:setMaximum( 10 )
oLivelloDelGioco:setSingleStep( 1 )
oLivelloDelGioco:setValue( 4 )
oLivelloDelGioco:setEnabled( .T. )
oLivelloDelGiocoTitolo := QLABEL( oWnd )
oLivelloDelGiocoTitolo:move( 550, 2 )
oLivelloDelGiocoTitolo:resize( 100, 18 )
oLivelloDelGiocoTitolo:setText( "Speed" )
oLivelloDelGiocoTitolo:setFont( QFONT( "Courier", 10, QFont_Bold )
oLivelloDelGiocoTitolo:setStyleSheet( "color: #640000;" )
oButtonPause := QPUSHBUTTON( oWnd )

oButtonPause:setText( "Pause" )
oButtonPause:move( 620, 18 )
oButtonPause:resize( 60, 40 )
oButtonPause:Connect( "clicked()", {|| fPauseGioco() } )
oButtonPause:setEnabled( .F. )
oButtonClassifica := QPUSHBUTTON( oWnd )
oButtonClassifica:setText( "Classifica" )
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oButtonClassifica:move( 700, 18 )
oButtonClassifica:resize( 70, 40 )
oButtonClassifica:Connect( "clicked()", {|| fMostraClassifica() } )
oGameOver := QLABEL( oWnd )
oGameOver:move( 0, 100 )
oGameOver:resize( 800, 400 )
oGameOver:setText( "Game Over" )
oGameOver:setAlignment( Qt_AlignCenter )
oGameOver:setStyleSheet( "color: #AE00AE;" )
oGameOver:setFont( QFONT( "Courier", 80, QFont_Bold, .F.
oGameOver:setVisible( .F. )
oComboSuperEroe := QComboBox( oWnd )

oComboSuperEroe:move( 20, 80 )
oComboSuperEroe:resize( 100, 25 )
oComboSuperEroe:Connect( "currentIndexChanged(int)", { || fCambiaSuperEroe() } )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Giuseppe" )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Giulia" )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Daniele" )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Vittoria" )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Francesco" )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Emma" )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Sofia" )
oComboSuperEroe:addItem( "Riccardo" )
oComboSuperEroeTitolo:= QLABEL( oWnd )
oComboSuperEroeTitolo:move( 20, 62 )
oComboSuperEroeTitolo:resize( 100, 18 )
oComboSuperEroeTitolo:setText( "SuperEroe" )
oComboSuperEroeTitolo:setFont( QFONT( "Courier", 10, QFont_Bold )
)
oComboSuperEroeTitolo:setStyleSheet( "color: #640000;" )
oWnd:show()
QAPPLICATION():exec()
RETURN
PROCEDURE keypressed( x )
DO CASE
nDirXGiuseppe := -oLivelloDelGioco:value()
nDirYGiuseppe := 0
nDirXGiuseppe := oLivelloDelGioco:value()
nDirYGiuseppe := 0
nDirXGiuseppe := 0
nDirYGiuseppe := -oLivelloDelGioco:value()
nDirXGiuseppe := 0
nDirYGiuseppe := oLivelloDelGioco:value()
ENDCASE
RETURN
PROCEDURE fOgniNmillisecondi()
fMuoviGiuseppe()
fMuoviOggetto( oPanino, @nDirXPanino, @nDirYPanino )
fMuoviOggetto( oPatatine, @nDirXPatatine, @nDirYPatatine )
fMuoviOggetto( oCocaCola, @nDirXCocaCola, @nDirYCocaCola )
fControllaCollisione ( oSuperEroe, oPanino )
fControllaCollisione ( oSuperEroe, oPatatine )
fControllaCollisione ( oSuperEroe, oCocaCola )
RETURN
PROCEDURE fMuoviGiuseppe()
oSuperEroe:move( oSuperEroe:x() + nDirXGiuseppe, oSuperEroe:y() + nDirYGiuseppe )
IF oSuperEroe:y() < ( 0 -( oSuperEroe:height() / 2 ) ) .OR. oSuperEroe:y() > ( 600 -( oSuperEroe:height() / 2 ) )
nDirYGiuseppe := nDirYGiuseppe * ( -1 )
ENDIF
IF oSuperEroe:x() < ( 0 -( oSuperEroe:width() / 2 ) ) .OR. oSuperEroe:x() > ( 800 -( oSuperEroe:width() / 2 ) )
nDirXGiuseppe := nDirXGiuseppe * ( -1 )
ENDIF
RETURN
PROCEDURE fMuoviOggetto( oO, nDirX, nDirY )

IF oO:x() <
nDirX :=
ENDIF
IF oO:x() >
nDirX :=
ENDIF
0
-nDirX
IF oO:y() <
nDirY :=
ENDIF
IF oO:y() >
nDirY :=
ENDIF
0
-nDirY
( 800 -oO:width() )
-nDirX
( 600 -oO:height() )
-nDirY
oO:move( oO:x() + nDirX, oO:y() + nDirY )

RETURN
PROCEDURE fControllaCollisione ( oO1, oO2 )

LOCAL nCentroX1, nCentroY1
LOCAL nDiffX, nDiffY
nCentroX1 := ( oO1:x() + ( oO1:x() + oO1:width() ) ) / 2
nCentroY1 := ( oO1:y() + ( oO1:y() + oO1:height() ) ) / 2
nDiffX := Abs( nCentroX1 - nCentroX2 )
nDiffY := Abs( nCentroY1 - nCentroY2 )
IF nDiffX < 30 .AND. nDiffY < 30
oO2:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
fDislocaOggetti()
fImpostaDirezioneOggetti()
ENDIF
RETURN
PROCEDURE fControllaCollisionePericolosa ( oO1, oO2 )

LOCAL nDiffX, nDiffY
nDiffX := Abs( nCentroX1 - nCentroX2 )
nDiffY := Abs( nCentroY1 - nCentroY2 )
IF nDiffX < 30 .AND. nDiffY < 30
oScore:display( 0 )
oO2:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
fDislocaOggetti()
ENDIF
RETURN
FUNCTION fnCasualeNoZero( nMin, nMax )

LOCAL nCaso
nCaso := hb_RandomInt( nMin, nMax )
IF nCaso == 0
nCaso := 1
ENDIF
RETURN nCaso
PROCEDURE fImpostaDirezioneOggetti()
nDirXPanino := fnCasualeNoZero( -2, 2
nDirYPanino := fnCasualeNoZero( -2, 2
nDirXPatatine := fnCasualeNoZero( -2,
nDirYPatatine := fnCasualeNoZero( -2,
nDirXCocaCola := fnCasualeNoZero( -2,
nDirYCocaCola := fnCasualeNoZero( -2,
)
)
2
2
2
2
)
)
)
)
RETURN
PROCEDURE fDislocaOggetti()
oPanino:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
oPatatine:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
oCocaCola:move( hb_RandomInt( 200, 600 ), hb_RandomInt( 100, 400 ) )
RETURN
PROCEDURE fStartGioco()
oSuperEroe:setFocus()
oClockPerSprites:start( 10 )
oClockPerCronometro:start( 1000 )
fDislocaOggetti()
nCronometro := 0
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oCronometro:setText( "00:00:00" )
oScore:display( 0 )
nDirXGiuseppe := oLivelloDelGioco:value()
nDirYGiuseppe := 0
oGameOver:setVisible( .F. )
oButtonStart:setEnabled( .F. )
oButtonStop:setEnabled( .T. )
oButtonPause:setEnabled( .T. )
oMinutiDelGioco:setEnabled( .F. )
oLivelloDelGioco:setEnabled( .F. )
oComboSuperEroe:setEnabled( .F. )
RETURN
PROCEDURE fStopGioco()
oClockPerSprites:stop()
oClockPerCronometro:stop()
oGameOver:setVisible( .T. )
oButtonStart:setEnabled( .T. )
oComboSuperEroe:setEnabled( .T. )
RETURN
PROCEDURE fPauseGioco()
IF oClockPerSprites:isActive()
oButtonPause:setText( "Continua" )
ELSE
oClockPerSprites:start( 10 )
oClockPerCronometro:start( 1000 )
oButtonPause:setText( "Pause" )
oComboSuperEroe:setEnabled( .F. )
ENDIF
RETURN
PROCEDURE fIncrementaCronometro()
LOCAL nMinuti
oSuperEroe:setFocus()
nCronometro++
oCronometro:setText( SECTOTIME( nCronometro ) )
nMinuti := nCronometro / 60
IF nMinuti >= oMinutiDelGioco:value()
oGameOver:setVisible( .T. )
oButtonStart:setEnabled( .T. )
oDialog := QINPUTDIALOG()
cNomeGiocatore := oDialog:getText( oWnd, "Classifica", "Inserisci il tuo nome" )
USE classifica
APPEND BLANK
REPLACE field->DATA WITH Date()
REPLACE field->Giocatore WITH cNomeGiocatore
REPLACE field->Minuti WITH oMinutiDelGioco:value()
REPLACE field->Punti WITH oScore:value()
USE
fMostraClassifica()
ENDIF
RETURN
PROCEDURE fMostraClassifica()
LOCAL nRecords, k
LOCAL oIntestazione
oWndPerClassifica := QMAINWINDOW()
oWndPerClassifica:setWindowTitle( "Classifica" )
oWndPerClassifica:resize( 600, 400 )
USE classifica
nRecords = RecCount()
oIntestazione := QSTRINGLIST()
oIntestazione:append( "Data" )
oIntestazione:append( "Giocatore" )
oIntestazione:append( "Minuti" )
oIntestazione:append( "Punti" )
oTableClassifica := QTABLEWIDGET( oWndPerClassifica )
oTableClassifica:move( 20, 20 )
oTableClassifica:resize( 560, 360 )
oTableClassifica:setRowCount( nRecords )
oTableClassifica:setColumnCount( 4 )
oTableClassifica:setHorizontalHeaderLabels( oIntestazione )
INDEX ON StrZero( field->minuti, 6 ) + Descend( StrZero(
GO TOP
FOR k = 1 TO nRecords
oTableClassifica:setItem( k - 1, 0, QTABLEWIDGETITEM(
IF field->punti == oScore:value() .AND. field->minuti
oTableClassifica:selectRow( k - 1 )
ENDIF
SKIP
NEXT k
USE
field->punti, 6 ) ) TO temp
DToC( field->data ) ) )
field->giocatore ) )
Str( field->minuti ) ) )
Str( field->punti ) ) )
== oMinutiDelGioco:value() .AND. AllTrim( field->giocatore ) == cNomeGiocatore .AND. field->data == Date()
oWndPerClassifica:show()
RETURN
procedure fCambiaSuperEroe()
local cNomeFoto
cNomeFoto:=oComboSuperEroe:currentText() + ".png"
oSuperEroe:SetPixmap( QPIXMAP( cNomeFoto ) )
return
Sample Applications - Difference between two dates

The following example calculates the difference betwee two dates. The user must type two dates and then press the Calculate button. The program shows the difference, in days.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oText
oButtonCalculate
oEdit1, oEdit2, oEdit3
SET DATE ITALIAN

oText:setText( "Difference between two dates" )
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oEdit1 := QLineEdit( oWnd )

oEdit1:resize( 113, 20 )
oEdit1:move( 140, 100 )
oEdit2:move( 140, 130 )
oEdit3:move( 140, 180 )
oButtonCalculate := QPushButton( oWnd )
oButtonCalculate:resize( 75, 23 )
oButtonCalculate:move( 270, 180 )
oButtonCalculate:setText( "Calculate" )
oButtonCalculate:Connect( "clicked()", { || calculate( oEdit1, oEdit2, oEdit3 ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE calculate( oE1, oE2, oE3 )
LOCAL nDifference
nDifference := Abs( CToD( oE1:text() ) - CToD( oE2:text() ) )
oE3:setText( AllTrim( Str(nDifference ) ) )
RETURN
Sample Applications - Radio Simulation (Visual only)

The following example simulates a simple radio receiver. It's visual only, of course. I use labels to draw the window tuning and the cursor of sintony.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oTuning
oWheelVolume
oPalette
oLabelTuning, oLabelVolume
oDisplayVolume
oDisplayTuning, oWheelTuning, oCursor
oPalette:SetColor( QPalette_Window, QColor( 210,221,236 ) )
oWnd:setPalette( oPalette )
// ---------------TUNING PANEL-------------oTuning := QLabel( oWnd )

oTuning:resize( 460, 100 )
oTuning:move( 20, 20 )
oTuning:setStyleSheet( "background-color: #333333; color: #FFFFFF; border: 1px solid #00FF00;" )
oTuning:setText( "88 - - 92 - - 96 - - 100 - - 104 - - 108" )
oTuning:setAlignment( Qt_AlignHCenter + Qt_AlignVCenter )
oTuning:setFont( QFont( "Arial",16 ) )
// ---------------TUNING-------------oWheelTuning := QDial( oWnd )
oWheelTuning:move( 320, 140 )
oWheelTuning:resize( 150, 150 )
oWheelTuning:setMinimum( 88 )
oWheelTuning:setMaximum( 108 )
oWheelTuning:setSingleStep( 1 )
oWheelTuning:setWrapping( .F. )
oWheelTuning:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { ||tuning_change( oDisplayTuning, oWheelTuning, oCursor ) } )
oLabelTuning := QLabel( oWnd )
oLabelTuning:resize( 46, 13 )
oLabelTuning:move( 380, 130 )
oLabelTuning:setPalette( oPalette )
oLabelTuning:setText( "Tuning" )
oDisplayTuning := QLCDNumber( oWnd )
oDisplayTuning:resize( 111, 41 )
oDisplayTuning:move( 230, 130 )
oDisplayTuning:display( 88 )
// ---------------VOLUME-------------oWheelVolume := QDial( oWnd )
oWheelVolume:move( 39, 186 )
oWheelVolume:resize( 100, 100 )
oWheelVolume:setMinimum( 0 )
oWheelVolume:setMaximum( 10 )
oWheelVolume:setSingleStep( 1 )
oWheelVolume:setWrapping( .F. )
oWheelVolume:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { || oDisplayVolume:display( oWheelVolume:value() ) } )
oLabelVolume := QLabel( oWnd )
oLabelVolume:resize( 46, 13 )
oLabelVolume:move( 74, 178 )
oLabelVolume:setPalette( oPalette )
oLabelVolume:setText( "volume" )
oDisplayVolume := QLCDNumber( oWnd )
oDisplayVolume:resize( 101, 31 )
oDisplayVolume:move( 40, 144 )
// ---------------CURSOR-------------oCursor := QLabel( oWnd )

oCursor:resize( 4, 98 )
oCursor:move( 45, 21 )
oCursor:setStyleSheet( "background-color: #FF0000" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE tuning_change( oD, oW, oC )
LOCAL oPosition
oPosition := oW:value() * 20 - 1715
oD:display( oW:value() )
oC:move( oPosition, 21 )
RETURN
Sample Applications - Area and perimeter of a rectangle

The following example calculates the area and the perimeter of a rectangle. Input data are typed by user.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oRectangle
oButton
oWidth, oHeigth
oArea, oPerimeter
oRectangle := QLabel( oWnd )
oRectangle:resize( 200, 100 )
oRectangle:move( 50, 50 )
oRectangle:setStyleSheet( "background-color : red;" )
oWidth := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oWidth:move( 100, 20 )
oWidth:resize( 100, 20 )
oHeigth := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oHeigth:move( 260, 90 )
oHeigth:resize( 100, 20 )
oButton:setText( "Calculate area and perimeter" )
oButton:connect( "clicked()", { || formulas( oWidth, oHeigth, oArea, oPerimeter ) } )
oArea := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oArea:move( 50, 220 )
oArea:resize( 100, 20 )
oPerimeter := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oPerimeter:move( 50, 250 )
oPerimeter:resize( 100, 20 )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE formulas( oWi, oHe, oAr, oPe )
LOCAL nArea, nPerimeter
nArea := Val( oWi:text() ) * Val( oHe:text() )
nPerimeter := ( Val( oWi:text() ) + Val( oHe:text() ) ) * 2
oAr:setText( AllTrim( Str(nArea ) ) )
oPe:setText( AllTrim( Str(nPerimeter ) ) )
RETURN
Sample Applications - Alarm

The following example shows how to create a simple programmable alarm.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oClock
oText, oText2
oSetting
oSetting := QTimeEdit( oWnd )
oSetting:move( 100, 50 )
oText2:setText( "Alarm at" )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || tick( oText, oSetting ) } )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE tick( oT, oS )
LOCAL oSetTime, nSetHou, nSetMin, nSetSec
LOCAL cCurTime, nCurHou, nCurMin, nCurSec
LOCAL oBox
oSetTime := oS:Time()
nSetHou := oSetTime:hour()
nSetMin := oSetTime:minute()
nSetSec := oSetTime:second()
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cCurTime := Time()
nCurHou := Val( Left( cCurTime,2 ) )
nCurMin := Val( SubStr( cCurTime,4,2 ) )
nCurSec := Val( Right( cCurTime,2 ) )
IF nSetHou == nCurHou .AND. nSetMin == nCurMin .AND. nSetSec == nCurSec
oBox:setWindowTitle( "Alarm" )
oBox:setInformativeText( "It's " + cCurTime + " o'clock" )
oBox:exec()
ENDIF
RETURN
Sample Applications - Resistors

The following example shows a program to calculate the value of a resistor. It show also the colors of its bars.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oTerminals, oBody
oBand1, oBand2, oBand3
oChoose1, oChoose2, oChoose3
oValue
//----- Draw Terminals------------oTerminals := QLabel( oWnd )
oTerminals:resize( 360, 10 )
oTerminals:move( 20, 50 )
oTerminals:setStyleSheet( "background-color : #C8C8C8;" )
//----- Draw body of resistance ------------oBody := QLabel( oWnd )
oBody:resize( 200, 60 )
oBody:move( 100, 25 )
oBody:setStyleSheet( "background-color : #DCCCBA;" )
//----- Draw BAND 1------------oBand1 := QLabel( oWnd )
oBand1:resize( 20, 60 )
oBand1:move( 120, 25 )
oBand1:setStyleSheet( "background-color : #000000;" )
oChoose1 := QSpinBox( oWnd )
oChoose1:move( 120, 100 )
oChoose1:resize( 42, 20 )
oChoose1:setMinimum( 0 )
oChoose1:setMaximum( 9 )
oChoose1:Connect( "valueChanged(int)", { ||resistor( oChoose1, oChoose2, oChoose3, oBand1, oBand2, oBand3, oValue ) } )
//----- Resistor value------------oValue := QLabel( oWnd )
oValue:resize( 350, 50 )
oValue:move( 25, 190 )
oValue:setStyleSheet( "background-color : #FFFFBB;" )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE resistor( oChoose1, oChoose2, oChoose3, oBand1, oBand2, oBand3, oValue )
LOCAL cColors[10]
LOCAL nC1, nC2, nC3
LOCAL v
cColors[1]
cColors[2]
cColors[3]
cColors[4]
cColors[5]
cColors[6]
cColors[7]
cColors[8]
cColors[9]
cColors[10]
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
"#000000"
"#836543"
"#FF0000"
"#FF9146"
"#FFFF00"
"#00FF00"
"#0000FF"
"#BF00BF"
"#C0C0C0"
"#FFFFFF"
nC1 := oChoose1:value()
oBand1:setStyleSheet( "background-color : " + cColors[nC1+1] + ";" )
v
v
v
v
v
:=
:=
:=
:=
:=
Val( AllTrim( Str(nC1 ) ) + AllTrim( Str(nC2 ) ) )

Int( v * 10 ^ nC3 )
AllTrim( Str( v ) ) + " Ohms"
"" + v + ""
"<center>" + v + "</center>"
oValue:setText( v )
RETURN
Sample Applications - Aquarius

The following example shows how to create a virtual aquarius with fishes. The fishes move from side to side. The fishes are in .PNG format image, with transparency.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oSea
oClock
oFish1, oFish2, oFish3, oFish4, oFish5
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || moveFish( oFish1, oFish2, oFish3, oFish4, oFish5 ) } )
oClock:start( 50 )
oSea := QLabel( oWnd )
oSea:move( 0, 0 )
oSea:resize( 600, 400 )
oSea:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "aquarium1.bmp" ) )
oFish1 := QLabel( oWnd )
oFish1:move( 300, 110 )
oFish1:resize( 180, 180 )
oFish1:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "fish1.png" ) )
oFish2:move( 200, 40 )
oFish3:move( 100, 320 )
oFish4:move( 300, 250 )
oFish5:move( 50, 10 )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE moveFish( oF1, oF2, oF3, oF4, oF5 )
oF1:move( oF1:x - 1, oF1:y )
IF oF1:x <- 180
oF1:move( 600, oF1:y )
end IF
oF2:move( oF2:x - 1.5, oF2:y )
IF oF2:x <- 150
end IF
oF3:move( oF3:x - 2, oF3:y )
IF oF3:x <- 100
end IF
oF4:move( oF4:x + 1.3 , oF4:y )
IF oF4:x > 600
oF4:move( - 150, oF4:y )
end IF
oF5:move( oF5:x + 1.5 , oF5:y )
IF oF5:x > 600
oF5:move( - 150, oF5:y )
end IF
RETURN
Sample Applications - Semaphore (automatic)

The following example shows how to create an automatic semaphore. It changes its color every a second.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oImg
oClock
nSequence
oImg:move( 25, 25 )
nSequence := 1
semaphore( oImg, @nSequence )
// First time
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || semaphore( oImg, @nSequence ) } )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
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RETURN
PROCEDURE semaphore( oI, nSeq )
DO CASE
CASE nSeq == 1
oI:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "semaforo1.png" ) )
CASE nSeq == 2
CASE nSeq == 3
ENDCASE
nSeq ++
IF nSeq == 4
nSeq := 1
ENDIF
RETURN
Sample Applications - Semaphore (manual)

The following example shows how to create a manual semaphore. It changes its color if the button is pressed.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oImg
oButton
nSequence
oImg:move( 25, 25 )
nSequence := 1
semaphore( oImg, @nSequence )
// First time
oButton := QPushButton ( oWnd )

oButton:setText( "Press to change color" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", { || semaphore( oImg, @nSequence ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE semaphore( oI , nSeq )
DO CASE
CASE nSeq == 1
CASE nSeq == 2
CASE nSeq == 3
ENDCASE
nSeq ++
IF nSeq == 4
nSeq := 1
ENDIF
RETURN
Sample Applications - Scrolling titles

The following example shows how to create scrolling titles, like movie titles. Them scroll up and shows some image, too.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
OWinBg
oClock
nVTitleSpace, nSpeed, sTxt
oStr1, oStr2, oStr3
oImg1, oImg2
nVTitleSpace := 300
nSpeed := 2
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "The end" )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", { || moveTitle( oClock, nSpeed, oStr1, oStr2, oStr3, oImg1, oImg2 ) } )
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oClock:start( 50 )
OWinBg := QLabel( oWnd )
OWinBg:move( 0, 0 )
OWinBg:resize( 600, 400 )
OWinBg:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "bra01-background.png" ) )
oImg1 := QLabel( oWnd )
oImg1:move( 10, nVTitleSpace )
oImg1:resize( 300, 300 )
oImg1:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "bra01-arbour.png" ) )
oImg2 := QLabel( oWnd )
oImg2:move( 310, nVTitleSpace )
oImg2:resize( 600, 300 )
oImg2:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "bra01-logo_qt.png" ) )
oStr1 := QLabel( oWnd )
oStr1:move( 10, nVTitleSpace )
oStr1:resize( 550, 60 )
oStr1:SetText( "<center><h3>Harbour and Qt</h3></center> " )
oStr1:setStylesheet( "background: gray; border: 2px dotted white; border-radius: 20px; background: transparent; font-size: 35px; color: white;" )
sTxt
sTxt
sTxt
sTxt
:=
+=
+=
+=
"To see the code of this image and test scrolling little demo, "
"please visit the tutorial site... there are a lot of other stuffs... "
" "
"http://www.gruppoeratostene.com/harbour/harbour-tutorials.htm "

oStr2:move( 10, nVTitleSpace * 2 )
oStr2:SetText( sTxt )
oStr2:setStylesheet( "font-size: 14px; color: white;" )
oStr3:move( 10, nVTitleSpace * 3
oStr3:SetText( "<center> <h1>The
"www.harbour-project.org 
"</center>" )
oStr3:setStylesheet( "font-size:
)
End</h1> Special thank to Harbour and Qt " + ;
qt.nokia.com" + ;
15px; color: white;" )
oWnd:show()
oClock:stop()
RETURN
PROCEDURE moveTitle( oC, nS, oS1, oS2, oS3, oI1, oI2 )
oI1:move(
oI2:move(
oS1:move(
oS2:move(
oI1:x
oI2:x
oS1:x
oS2:x
,
,
,
,
oI1:y - nS )
oI2:y - nS )
oS1:y - nS )
oS2:y - nS )
IF oS3:y < 120

oC:stop()
ENDIF
oS3:move( oS3:x, oS3:y - nS )
RETURN
Sample Applications - Televideo Teletext

The following example shows the page 101 of Italian Teletext Service (Televideo). This page shows last news in Italy and in the World. The program searches for a new page every 30 seconds.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd, oImg, oClock, nColpi
nColpi := 29
oImg:move( 28, 50 )
oClock := QTimer()
oClock:Connect( "timeout()", {|| pUpdate( oWnd, oImg, @nColpi ) } )
pUpdate( oWnd, oImg, @nColpi )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE pUpdate( oWnd, oImg, nColpi )
LOCAL oHttp, cString
oWnd:setWindowTitle( Time() )
nColpi++
IF nColpi == 30
nColpi := 0
oHttp := TIPClientHTTP():new( "http://www.televideo.rai.it/televideo/pub/tt4web/Nazionale/16_9_page-101.png" )
oHttp:open()
cString := oHttp:readAll()
oHttp:close()
hb_MemoWrit( "televideo.png", cString )
oImg:SetPixmap( QPixmap( "televideo.png" ) )
ENDIF
RETURN
Sample Applications with Databases - DBF Database Append Record

The following example shows how to store data into a DBF database. Pressing the Save button, the data are saved into a DBF, thank to REPLACE command.
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PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
LOCAL
oWnd
oName, oLabel1
oBorn, oLabel2
oSons, oLabel3
oButton
SET DATE ITALIAN

SET CENTURY ON
oLabel1:setText( "Name" )
oLabel2:setText( "Date of birth " )
oBorn := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oBorn:move( 160, 80 )
oBorn:resize( 90, 20 )
oLabel3:setText( "Number of sons" )
oSons := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oSons:move( 160, 110 )
oSons:resize( 50, 20 )
oButton:setText( "Save" )
oButton:Connect( "clicked()", { || store( oName,oBorn,oSons ) } )
oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE STORE( oN, oB, oS )
USE sample
APPEND BLANK
REPLACE sample -> cognome
REPLACE sample -> nascita
REPLACE sample -> figli
USE
WITH oN:text()
WITH CToD( oB:text() )
WITH Val( oS:text() )
RETURN
Sample Applications with Databases - DBEdit simulation

The following example shows how to simulate the DbEdit function to browse a DBF. The fields and records cannot be changed but only viewed.
PROCEDURE Main()
//------------Declaration-------------LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oCell, valore
LOCAL nNumField, nNumRecord, oLabels
LOCAL nX, nY
LOCAL button_top, button_bottom
LOCAL oTable
oWnd:setWindowTitle( "DbEdit simulation" )
//------------Open DBF and count field and record-----------USE sample
nNumRecord := RecCount()
nNumField := FCount()
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oTable:setRowCount( nNumRecord )
oTable:setColumnCount( nNumField )
//------------Fill table-------------for nX := 1 TO nNumRecord
for nY := 1 TO nNumField
valore := FieldGet( nY )
DO CASE
CASE ValType( valore ) == "C"
oCell:setText( valore )
CASE ValType( valore ) == "N"
oCell:setText( AllTrim( Str(valore ) ) )
CASE ValType( valore ) == "D"
oCell:setText( DToC( valore ) )
CASE ValType( valore ) == "L"
oCell:setText( iif( valore == .T. ,"Yes","No" )
end CASE
oTable:setItem( nX - 1, nY - 1, oCell )
next nY
SKIP
next nX
//------------Label Table-------------oLabels := QStringList()

for nX := 1 TO 50
oLabels:append( field( nX ) )
next nX
oTable:setHorizontalHeaderLabels( oLabels )
USE
//------------Button-------------button_top := QPushButton( oWnd )
button_top :move( 100, 520 )
button_top:setText( "Top" )
button_top:Connect( "clicked()", { || top( oTable ) } )
button_bottom := QPushButton( oWnd )
button_bottom:move( 300, 520 )
button_bottom:setText( "Bottom" )
button_bottom:Connect( "clicked()", { || bottom( oTable ) } )
//------------Exec-------------oWnd:show()
RETURN
PROCEDURE top( oT )
oT:scrollToTop()
oT:setCurrentCell( 0, 0 )
oT:setFocus()
RETURN
PROCEDURE bottom( oT )
oT:scrollToBottom()
oT:setCurrentCell( oT:rowCount() - 1, 0 )
oT:setFocus()
RETURN
Sample Applications with Databases - Flags and Database

The following example shows flags on a form. The flags are stored in a DBF archive. User can browse data by the "prev" and "next" buttons.
PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oPrev, oNext
LOCAL oImg, oState
oState := QLineEdit( oWnd )
oState:move( 100, 20 )
oState:resize( 200, 20 )
oState:setReadOnly( .T. )
oImg:move( 50, 50 )
oPrev := QPushButton( oWnd )
oPrev:move( 50, 260 )
oPrev:setText( "Prev" )
oPrev:Connect( "clicked()", { || go_prev( oImg, oState ) } )
oNext := QPushButton( oWnd )
oNext:move( 250, 260 )
oNext:setText( "Next" )
oNext:Connect( "clicked()", { || go_next( oImg, oState ) } )
USE flags
first_time( oImg, oState )
oWnd:show()
USE
RETURN
PROCEDURE go_prev( oI, oS )
skip - 1
oS:setText( flags -> state )
oI:SetPixmap( QPixmap( AllTrim(flags -> flag ) ) )
RETURN
PROCEDURE go_next( oI, oS )
SKIP
RETURN
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PROCEDURE first_time( oI, oS )

RETURN
Sample Applications with Databases - Navigating in a DBF

The following example shows how to navigate in a DBF archive. User can browse data by the "prev" and "next" buttons. Some objects are STATIC to use them in external functions.
STATIC oLineEdit1, oLineEdit2, oLineEdit3

PROCEDURE Main()
LOCAL oWnd
LOCAL oLabel1, oLabel2, oLabel3
LOCAL oButton1, oButton2
USE archivio
// ---------------------------------LABELS
oLabel1:setText( "Nombre" )
oLabel2:setText( "Apellido" )
oLabel3:setText( "Edad" )
// ---------------------------------FIELDS EDIT
// ---------------------------------BUTTONS
oButton1:setText( "<" )
oButton1:Connect( "clicked()", {|| fPrev() } )
oButton2:setText( ">" )
oButton2:Connect( "clicked()", {|| fNext() } )
view()
// It Shows the FIRST TIME
oWnd:show()
USE
RETURN
// --------------------------------------------PROCEDURE view()
oLineEdit1:setText( FIELD->nombre )
oLineEdit2:setText( FIELD->apellido )
oLineEdit3:setText( AllTrim( Str( FIELD->edad ) ) )
RETURN
// --------------------------------------------PROCEDURE fPrev()
SKIP -1
view()
RETURN
// --------------------------------------------PROCEDURE fNext()
SKIP
view()
RETURN
Appendix A - Photos
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Appendix B - Contributors
Giovanni Di Maria (he is still the main developer)
Marco Braida
Massimo Belgrano
Mario Wan Stadnik (Qatan)
Apolinar
Aleksander Czajczynski
Appendix C - What users think

Sounds good! (Viktor Szakats)
Thanks again for your nice tutorial. (Viktor Szakats)
It's very nice job, thanks for this tutorial. (Viktor Szakats)
As said earlier it is a noble initiative and will stir a lot of enthusiam for Harbour users. (Pritpal Bedi)
Thanks for your great initiative providing that important tutorial. It is encouraging me to try HBQT and I found it is not as diffcult as I first thought. Thanks for your help. Regards. (Qatan)
Thank you Giovanni for the tutorial. (Guy Roussin)
Complimenti Giovanni il tuo lavoro del quale riporto per comodita' il link diretto. E' utilissimo... grazie per la condivisione... (Marco Braida)
Thanks a lot Giovanni! (Maurilio Longo)
That said, I really appreciate your tutorial! (Maurilio Longo)
I think your tutorial's link should be loaded on harbour's web page. (Angel Pais)
Many thanks for your great work. (Shum)
Congratulations for nice contribuition. (Itamar M. Lins Jr. Lins)
Dear Giovanni: Thank you for the tutorial of hbqt. It is very useful for me. Best regards. (Daniel Tello Argentina)
Imo this tutorial is good also as offcial harbour doc. (Massimo Belgrano)
It's great service for whole Harbour community. Well done and keep it up. Also a great example for how to contribute. (Viktor Szakats)
Hi Giovanni, magnificent tutorial. Many thanks. (Claudia Neumann)
Hi. I am having fun with hbqt and understand most of the excellent tutorial examples from Giovanni Di Maria. Thanks for that! I do however find the qt4 documentation quite daunting and ask for some help/further examples to do with
events. (Charlesg)
Thank you for your diligent effort on your tutorial on Harbour QT. Each example is very easy to understand the way you present them. I have learned quite a lot from them and can envision how to utilize them. Once again I thank you
for the tutorial. (Gabriel Zippilli - USA)
Tnx, for your work. (Antonio Montagut)
Hi Giovanni. Very good, your samples are the best "appetizers" for QT programming I've ever seen. (Viktor Szakats)
FWQT tutorial is based on excellent Giovanni Di Maria's HBQT tutorial. (Antonio Linares)
Your tutorial is really fantastic and invites to explore QT, thanks! :-). (Antonio Linares)
Ya tengo el browse de mi .dbf, ahora a tunearlo a mi gusto, mil gracias, no hubiese podido hacer mucho sin tu tutorial !!! (Fermn Barboza)
Great tutorial! ;-)) (Patrick Mast)
Excelente introduccion!... Gracias!! (Carlos Omran)
Hello Giovanni. I just discovered your manual and I am immensely grateful for this, congratulations. Excellent contribution. Best Regards, Edgar San. (Edgar Lee)
Many thanks for this tutorial. Cheers. (Luigi Ferraris)
Appendix D - Communities
Facebook Group HbQt
Google QtContribs Group
Google Harbour Developers Group
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