kdk::KSecu...tionDialog(3)

📦 version 3.0.1.2, in arch rolling, ubuntu resolute, ubuntu stonking

🎀 NAME 🎀

kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog — it's a security question dialog, bestie, and it inherits from KDialog. That's it, that's the whole identity. This page is from the Library Functions Manual, section 3, so it's a C++ library thing, not a command you type into a shell. iykyk 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

#include <ksecurityquestiondialog.h>

Inherits kdk::KDialog.

🌸 Public Member Functions

  • KSecurityQuestionDialog (QWidget *parent=nullptr) — the constructor, bestie. makes the dialog.
  • void setTitleText (const QString &text) — sets the dialog title 🎀
  • void addSecurityQuestionItem (const int count, bool mutex) — adds security question widgets: Label, combox, Label, lineedit, tipsLabel. no cap.
  • void addSecurityQuestionItem (const int count, bool mutex, bool isVerify) — adds security question widgets: Label, combox/lineedit, Label, lineedit, tipsLabel.
  • void initQustionCombox (const QStringList &questionlist) — adds the list of dropdown options. (yes the name has a typo, we don't talk about it 🙈)
  • QLabel * questionLabel (const int questionIndex) — gets the Label sitting on the left of the dropdown.
  • QComboBox * questionCombox (const int questionIndex) — gets the combox.
  • QLabel * answerLabel (const int answerIndex) — gets the label on the left of the lineedit.
  • QLineEdit * answerLineedit (const int answerIndex) — gets the lineedit.
  • QLabel * tipsLabel (const int index) — gets the tips label.
  • KPushButton * cancelButton () — gets the cancel button.
  • KPushButton * confirmButton () — gets the confirm button.

🦋 Public Member Functions inherited from kdk::KDialog

  • KDialog (QWidget *parent=nullptr) — the parent dialog constructor.
  • void setWindowIcon (const QIcon &icon) — sets the dialog icon.
  • void setWindowIcon (const QString &iconName) — sets the dialog icon.
  • void setWindowTitle (const QString &) — sets the dialog window title name.
  • QPushButton * maximumButton () — gets the maximize button.
  • QPushButton * minimumButton () — gets the minimize button.
  • QPushButton * closeButton () — gets the close button.
  • KMenuButton * menuButton () — gets the dropdown menu button.
  • QWidget * mainWidget () — gets the main content area Widget.
  • KWindowButtonBar * windowButtonBar () — windowButtonBar.
  • KIconBar * iconBar () — iconBar.

💅 Protected Member Functions

  • void keyPressEvent (QKeyEvent *) — protected, so it's for the class itself, not for you to poke at from outside.

🌈 Protected Member Functions inherited from kdk::KDialog

  • bool eventFilter (QObject *target, QEvent *event) override — overrides the base one.
  • void changeTheme ()
  • void changeIconStyle ()
  • QBoxLayout * mainLayout ()

💫 Detailed Description 💫

It inherits from KDialog. Iconic lineage, honestly. 👑

Since

2.4.1.0

🔥 Member Function Documentation 🔥

void kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::addSecurityQuestionItem (const int count, bool mutex)

adds security question widgets: Label, combox, Label, lineedit, tipsLabel.

Parameters

  • count — how many widgets you want, bestie.
  • mutex — whether to turn on the dropdown mutual-exclusion check. if it's on, anything that's already been picked gets greyed out in the other dropdowns. so no double-dipping, periodt.

void kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::addSecurityQuestionItem (const int count, bool mutex, bool isVerify)

adds security question widgets: Label, combox/lineedit, Label, lineedit, tipsLabel.

Parameters

  • count — how many widgets.
  • mutex — whether to turn on the dropdown mutual-exclusion check. if it's on, anything that's already been picked gets greyed out in the other dropdowns.
  • isVerify — whether this is a verification window.

QLabel * kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::answerLabel (const int answerIndex)

gets the label on the left of the lineedit.

Parameters

  • answerIndex — the item index, range [0,count).

Returns

a QLabel, the label left of the lineedit. if it can't get one, it hands you nullptr.

QLineEdit * kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::answerLineedit (const int answerIndex)

gets the lineedit.

Parameters

  • answerIndex — the item index, range [0,count).

Returns

a QLineEdit, the lineedit. if it can't get one, it hands you nullptr.

KPushButton * kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::cancelButton ()

gets the cancel button.

Returns

a KPushButton.

KPushButton * kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::confirmButton ()

gets the confirm button.

Returns

a KPushButton.

void kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::initQustionCombox (const QStringList &questionlist)

adds the dropdown option list.

Parameters

  • questionlist — the list of questions to fill that dropdown with.

QComboBox * kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::questionCombox (const int questionIndex)

gets the combox.

Parameters

  • questionIndex — the item index, range [0,count).

Returns

a QComboBox, the dropdown. if it can't get one, it hands you nullptr.

QLabel * kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::questionLabel (const int questionIndex)

gets the Label on the left of the dropdown.

Parameters

  • questionIndex — the item index, range [0,count).

Returns

a QLabel, the Label left of the dropdown. if it can't get one, it hands you nullptr.

void kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::setTitleText (const QString & text)

sets the dialog title.

Parameters

  • text — the title. that's the vibe you're setting. ✨

QLabel * kdk::KSecurityQuestionDialog::tipsLabel (const int index)

gets the tips label.

Parameters

  • index — the item index, range [0,count).

Returns

a QLabel, the tips label. if it can't get one, it hands you nullptr.

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