qt qmessagebox

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1. First, include the necessary headers for using the QMessageBox class in Qt:

#include <QMessageBox>

1. Next, create a QMessageBox object:

QMessageBox msgBox;

1. Set the desired icon for the message box using the setIcon() function. You can choose from several predefined icons, such as QMessageBox::Information, QMessageBox::Warning, QMessageBox::Critical, etc. For example:

msgBox.setIcon(QMessageBox::Information);

1. Set the title of the message box using the setText() function:

msgBox.setText("Title goes here");

1. Set the message content using the setInformativeText() function:

msgBox.setInformativeText("Message goes here");

1. Add any desired buttons to the message box using the addButton() function. You can specify the button text and a predefined button role, such as QMessageBox::Yes, QMessageBox::No, QMessageBox::Cancel, etc. For example:

msgBox.addButton("Yes", QMessageBox::YesRole);
msgBox.addButton("No", QMessageBox::NoRole);

1. Finally, call the exec() function to display the message box and handle the user's response:

int result = msgBox.exec();
if (result == QMessageBox::Yes) {
    // User clicked Yes button
} else if (result == QMessageBox::No) {
    // User clicked No button
} else {
    // User closed the message box without clicking a button
}

That's it! This is a basic usage of the QMessageBox class in Qt. You can customize it further by adding additional buttons, changing the icon, or using different button roles.