QPushbuttons signals mismatch
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wrote on 31 Aug 2018, 10:35 last edited by Kutyus
Hi!
I develop a toy car controller. I have four qpushbuttons, left wheels forward and backward and right wheels forward and backward.
The pressed signal starting the motor, and the released signal is stopped. When I pressing a simple button, it is working fine, but when I press a button while an another button is pressed, the signals is mismatched, i receive the firstly pressed button's released signal.Thanks in advance.
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Hi!
I develop a toy car controller. I have four qpushbuttons, left wheels forward and backward and right wheels forward and backward.
The pressed signal starting the motor, and the released signal is stopped. When I pressing a simple button, it is working fine, but when I press a button while an another button is pressed, the signals is mismatched, i receive the firstly pressed button's released signal.Thanks in advance.
wrote on 31 Aug 2018, 11:11 last edited by VRonin@Kutyus said in QPushbuttons signals mismatch:
but when I press a button while an another button is pressed
Are we talking multi-touch? Qt Widgets does not support that, you should use QML
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@Kutyus said in QPushbuttons signals mismatch:
but when I press a button while an another button is pressed
Are we talking multi-touch? Qt Widgets does not support that, you should use QML
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@VRonin thanks for reply.
I used qt embedded tslib and linuxfb, any solutions for multitouch handle?
wrote on 3 Sept 2018, 07:22 last edited by@Kutyus said in QPushbuttons signals mismatch:
any solutions for multitouch handle?
Yes, use QML for your interface instead of QtWidgets
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