Finding what data has been selected in QComboBox [duplicate]





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I would like to know what function is needed to find the value that has been selected within the Drop down menu. The data must be updated live within the application for the function to be worthwhile.



The code I have written to create the QComboBox is as follows:



    dropDown = QComboBox(self)

    dropDown.addItem('Nvidia')

    dropDown.addItem('AMD')

    dropDown.setObjectName('GPU brand')

    dropDown.setGeometry(250, 350, 90, 25)


Essentially I would like to write a function which will look at which of the two items has been selected. Then use that data to run another two functions, separate from each other for either AMD or Nvidia.






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  • The QComboBox description explains everything.

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  • Use dropDown.currentText() or the signal currentTextChanged

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  • How do you get the current text contents of a QComboBox?

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I would like to know what function is needed to find the value that has been selected within the Drop down menu. The data must be updated live within the application for the function to be worthwhile.



The code I have written to create the QComboBox is as follows:



    dropDown = QComboBox(self)

    dropDown.addItem('Nvidia')

    dropDown.addItem('AMD')

    dropDown.setObjectName('GPU brand')

    dropDown.setGeometry(250, 350, 90, 25)


Essentially I would like to write a function which will look at which of the two items has been selected. Then use that data to run another two functions, separate from each other for either AMD or Nvidia.






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    Jan 3 at 16:27











  • Use dropDown.currentText() or the signal currentTextChanged

    – eyllanesc
    Jan 3 at 16:34














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This question already has an answer here:




  • PyQT5 QComboBox - get value of combobox

    1 answer



  • How do you get the current text contents of a QComboBox?

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I would like to know what function is needed to find the value that has been selected within the Drop down menu. The data must be updated live within the application for the function to be worthwhile.



The code I have written to create the QComboBox is as follows:



    dropDown = QComboBox(self)

    dropDown.addItem('Nvidia')

    dropDown.addItem('AMD')

    dropDown.setObjectName('GPU brand')

    dropDown.setGeometry(250, 350, 90, 25)


Essentially I would like to write a function which will look at which of the two items has been selected. Then use that data to run another two functions, separate from each other for either AMD or Nvidia.






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  • PyQT5 QComboBox - get value of combobox

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  • How do you get the current text contents of a QComboBox?

    4 answers




I would like to know what function is needed to find the value that has been selected within the Drop down menu. The data must be updated live within the application for the function to be worthwhile.



The code I have written to create the QComboBox is as follows:



    dropDown = QComboBox(self)

    dropDown.addItem('Nvidia')

    dropDown.addItem('AMD')

    dropDown.setObjectName('GPU brand')

    dropDown.setGeometry(250, 350, 90, 25)


Essentially I would like to write a function which will look at which of the two items has been selected. Then use that data to run another two functions, separate from each other for either AMD or Nvidia.





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  • PyQT5 QComboBox - get value of combobox

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  • How do you get the current text contents of a QComboBox?

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  • The QComboBox description explains everything.

    – ekhumoro
    Jan 3 at 16:27











  • Use dropDown.currentText() or the signal currentTextChanged

    – eyllanesc
    Jan 3 at 16:34



















  • The QComboBox description explains everything.

    – ekhumoro
    Jan 3 at 16:27











  • Use dropDown.currentText() or the signal currentTextChanged

    – eyllanesc
    Jan 3 at 16:34

















The QComboBox description explains everything.

– ekhumoro
Jan 3 at 16:27





The QComboBox description explains everything.

– ekhumoro
Jan 3 at 16:27













Use dropDown.currentText() or the signal currentTextChanged

– eyllanesc
Jan 3 at 16:34





Use dropDown.currentText() or the signal currentTextChanged

– eyllanesc
Jan 3 at 16:34












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