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    praveen0991kr
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    #1

    Dear All,

     I am trying to access one fuction that I have defined in class let Say "Class A" 
    

    and trying to call from "class B" from signal slot ;

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    I am able to connect with in the Class A;
    like wise:
    connect(ui->UpdatScr,SIGNAL(selectionChanged()),this,SLOT(OpenKeypad()));

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    But how to connect :

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    from Class A;

    from connect(ui->updtScr,SIGNAL(selectionChanged()),"To-other-classB",SLOT(Class-B-function-Name))); ???

    @

    Pls Provide some sample from code if possible I will be very thankful to you;

    Thank You

    Regards

    Praveen

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      sierdzio
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      #2

      You need to have the pointer to an object of that other class and pass it in place of "this".

      (Z(:^

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        praveen0991kr
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        #3

        Hi ,
        Thanks for reply ;

        What I have tried;

        in .h file;

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        Keypad *mKeypad;
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        in .c file;

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        connect(ui->UpdatScr,SIGNAL(selectionChanged()),,myKeyPad,SLOT(OpenKeypad(1,1,1,1,1);));
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        OpenKeypad(int,int,int,int,int) is fuction defined in Keypad class;

        but it didnt worked Is I am make any mistake;

        Thanks for reply

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          sierdzio
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          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          You need to instantiate the object using "new". I recommend reading a book on C++ or Qt before proceeding further, it will make it easier for you.

          (Z(:^

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