Connecting to slot by string name
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result = connect(this, SIGNAL(testSignal()), this, SLOT(testSlot()));
replace the above line and check.
Thanks,
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@artwaw
of course you're right, but in this case I want to know how to connect with slot name in parenthesis so SLOT("testSlot()")); is exactly what I want to try.@m-sue :
I have simplified the code:class MainWindow : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: explicit MainWindow(QObject *parent = 0); ~MainWindow(); signals: void testSignal(); public slots: void testSlot(); }; #include "MainWindow.h" #include <QDebug> MainWindow::MainWindow(QObject *parent) { bool result = false; result = connect(this, SIGNAL(testSignal()), this, SLOT("testSlot()")); qDebug() << result; } MainWindow::~MainWindow() { } void MainWindow::testSlot() { }but I still receive:
QObject::connect: No such slot MainWindow::"testSlot()" in ../connections/MainWindow.cpp:8
falseDo you have any ideas?
@poor_robert said in Connecting to slot by string name:
of course you're right, but in this case I want to know how to connect with slot name in parenthesis so SLOT("testSlot()")); is exactly what I want to try.
Of course I may be wrong and I would welcome an opinion from someone more advanced in the subject but according to my knowledge this will not work at all.
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@artwaw
of course you're right, but in this case I want to know how to connect with slot name in parenthesis so SLOT("testSlot()")); is exactly what I want to try.@m-sue :
I have simplified the code:class MainWindow : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: explicit MainWindow(QObject *parent = 0); ~MainWindow(); signals: void testSignal(); public slots: void testSlot(); }; #include "MainWindow.h" #include <QDebug> MainWindow::MainWindow(QObject *parent) { bool result = false; result = connect(this, SIGNAL(testSignal()), this, SLOT("testSlot()")); qDebug() << result; } MainWindow::~MainWindow() { } void MainWindow::testSlot() { }but I still receive:
QObject::connect: No such slot MainWindow::"testSlot()" in ../connections/MainWindow.cpp:8
falseDo you have any ideas?
@poor_robert said in Connecting to slot by string name:
I want to know how to connect with slot name in parenthesis so SLOT("testSlot()"));
Why? Why do you want to use "?
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@poor_robert said in Connecting to slot by string name:
I want to know how to connect with slot name in parenthesis so SLOT("testSlot()"));
Why? Why do you want to use "?
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The code given above was just an example. The real reason was to use slot as callback. I have created following method and wanted to do following connection:
void MyClass::setCallback(QObject * obj, const char* slotName) { connect(m_member, SIGNAL(updated()), obj, SLOT(slotName)); }in my implementation obj is class derived from the QObject. I have solved the problem with help of std::function used as callbacks.
Do you know how to solve this in Qt way? -
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The code given above was just an example. The real reason was to use slot as callback. I have created following method and wanted to do following connection:
void MyClass::setCallback(QObject * obj, const char* slotName) { connect(m_member, SIGNAL(updated()), obj, SLOT(slotName)); }in my implementation obj is class derived from the QObject. I have solved the problem with help of std::function used as callbacks.
Do you know how to solve this in Qt way?@poor_robert said in Connecting to slot by string name:
Just use the SLOT at the place where you call the function:
void MyClass::setCallback(QObject * obj, const char* slotName) { connect(m_member, SIGNAL(updated()), obj, slotName); } setCallback(myObj,SLOT(myFunction()));-Michael.
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The code given above was just an example. The real reason was to use slot as callback. I have created following method and wanted to do following connection:
void MyClass::setCallback(QObject * obj, const char* slotName) { connect(m_member, SIGNAL(updated()), obj, SLOT(slotName)); }in my implementation obj is class derived from the QObject. I have solved the problem with help of std::function used as callbacks.
Do you know how to solve this in Qt way?@poor_robert Just pass SLOT(mySlot()) to setCallback :-)
void MyClass::setCallback(QObject * obj, const char* slotStr) { connect(m_member, SIGNAL(updated()), obj, slotStr); } setCallback(obj, SLOT(mySlot())); -
@poor_robert said in Connecting to slot by string name:
Just use the SLOT at the place where you call the function:
void MyClass::setCallback(QObject * obj, const char* slotName) { connect(m_member, SIGNAL(updated()), obj, slotName); } setCallback(myObj,SLOT(myFunction()));-Michael.
@m.sue You were faster :-)
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Hello @jsulm and @m-sue
This did the job :). Thanks for the help!
