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qdelete — delete object
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To make a widget invisible without deleting it use the qclose command. Many applications do not need qdelete, but rely on qshow, qclose, and qraise to manage visibility/invisibility issues.
Arguments
widget
The widget to be deleted. If this argument is omitted the current widget will be used.
treeitem
An item in a qtreewidget. If this argument is omitted the current treeitem will be used.
tableitem
An item in a qtablewidget. If this argument is omitted the current tableitem will be used.
Examples
Ex.1: Delete
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set w1 [qwidget ]
qsetwindowtitle "Window 1"
set w2 [qwidget]
qsetwindowtitle "Window 2"
set layout [qvboxlayout $w1]
set button [qpushbutton "Delete W2" { qdelete $w2 } ]
qaddwidget $layout $button
qshow $w1
qshow $w2
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