Using setEnabled() or setDisabled()
c++, qt, user-interface, widget
Solution
They both modify the same property. `setDisabled` is just for convenience, for example if you use it as a slot for a toggled signal.
Using `setEnabled` and `setDisabled` you can either enable or disable a widget by toggling a button/action/checkbox without needing an intermediate slot to invert the value.
Problem
If I want to disable a button from being clicked while a GUI function is calculating, is there any difference between using `setEnabled(false)` or `setDisabled(true)`? I am just curious why there are two functions that seem to have the same purpose.