Index

All non-global functions and methods are listed under their class (or their class’s base class—which could be QWidget or QObject), and as top-level terms in their own right. Where a method or function name is close enough to a concept, the concept is not usually listed. For example, there is no entry for “joining a string list”, but there are entries for the QString::join() method. Note also that many references are purely to quoted code (i.e., to show examples of use).

Symbols

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() (call function or method operator); see operator()()

* (multiplication and dereference operator); see operator*()

+= (augmented assignment operator); ...

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