Qt-interest Archive, March 2002
Re: how to change the text in ok/save/open button of a qfiledialog ?
Message 1 in thread
On Thursday 28 February 2002 17:34, you wrote:
> indeed, it would be nice if QFileDialog could handle this.
> FWIW: the workaround is to provide a translation, i.e.:
>
> QTranslator* save2ok = new QTranslator (0);
> if (save2ok)
> {
> save2ok->insert ("QFileDialog", "Save", "OK");
> qApp->installTranslator (save2ok);
> }
>
> > the user should choose a file using a qfiledialog.
> > if the file exists the file is opened, if the file doesn't exits a new
> > file is created.
> >
> > if i choose 'AnyFile' as mode the button is labeled with 'Save' which i
> > actually don't want. i want 'ok' or something else. how can i change the
> > text of this button ? if i choose 'ExistingFile' i cannot choose a file
> > which doesn't exist.
i got this answer from the trolls:
> You can do this by iterating over the children() for the QFileDialog and
> looking for the pushbutton and calling setText() on the button. As for making
> it more accessible, we will consider this for 3.1.
cool.
stay free
jochen
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